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TALKING FASHION belles fleurs.(Brief article)
From amaryllises to zinnias, the collections exploded with bushels of fresh floral prints. Style setters are already welcoming the first signs of spring: Soo Ae's Prada dress was strewn with lush poppies at a film festival, Sheherazade Goldsmith bloomed in Prada's irises at a museum-exhibition opening, and anemones ...
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