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"For his Spring/Summer 2009 line, Sergio Davila took inspiration from his South American heritage and mixed it with his NYC lifestyle to create a fun collection that mixes serious style with a playful flair. The result? A line of men&amp;#039;s clothing that you will be dying for your boyfriend to wear!  Davila&amp;#039;s men&amp;#039;s line featured some very business-like attire combined with more casual accents. Trousers were often mixed with hoodies and blazers with shorts to create an informal look that could be worn on the job or on the street. One notable ensemble featured a black canvas jacket that I would totally borrow from my boyfriend (so here&amp;#039;s to hoping he buys it!)   While the playfulness of the line was fabulous, my favorite outfit was perhaps one of the dressiest \u2013 a black silk suit with a bone colored vest and a black cotton dress shirt. Classic.   But let&amp;#039;s not forget, Davila also premiered a women&amp;#039;s line that emphasized comfort (yes, comfort!) in it&amp;#039;s clothing. The line featured neutral colors \u2013 black, gray, white, brown \u2013 accented with chain inserts that added a trendy flair to the solid tops.   So, what was my favorite part about the women&amp;#039;s collection? Aside from the fact that all of the female models were wearing flats (comfort!), it was definitely the loose fitting Bermuda shorts. One pair was made from black silk and is dying to become a part of my wardrobe this spring!   I left Bryant Park this afternoon with one huge lesson learned \u2013 I don&amp;#039;t have to sacrifice comfort for style. Sergio Davila&amp;#039;s new collection proves that the two can be combined to create a stylish look for both men and women. So ladies (and Cosmo dudes!) take note, and I&amp;#039;ll see you at the racks this spring!  What is more important to you, style or comfort?  Lots of love,   Kaitlyn Smith   Web Assistant       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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