Fashion designers threw caution to the wind when it came to using diamond accessories with their spring 2001 looks during fashion week in New York City. From ultra chic and glamorous designers Halston and Randolph Duke came diamond evening shoes and mega-watt diamond necklaces and headbands. Campy and casual designers such as Victor Alfaro, Betsey Johnson and Cynthia Rawley added dazzle with groovy hoop earrings and quirky diamond pendants and brooches.
USA: Fashion Week Sparkles With Diamond Hits
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