Lela Rose creates simple, timeless pieces fit for an Upper East Side socialite and sleek suburbanites alike. Her classic yet winsome designs are casual, elegant, and always wearable. Rose studied at New York City.s Parsons School of Design. Upon graduating, she took a job working with Christian Francis Roth. She created her own signature collection in 1998.
Lela Rose...Lela Rose creates simple, timeless pieces fit for an Upper East Side socialite and sleek suburbanites alike. Her classic yet winsome designs are casual, elegant, and always wearable. Rose studied at N...Fashion Week Highlights: Day 2:Lela Rose...Scallop-edge satin dresses, jewel-tone silk skirts, and a cropped swing coat or two will fill out the Lela Rose girl’s closet come spring. Elegant yet still youthful, Rose’s pieces are tai...Lela Rose: Spring 2008...You need to have JavaScript enabled to see this content....Editor's Pick: Nylon...“I'll show my patriotism this season by wearing my favorite American designers!” says Nylon fashion features director Jenny Feldman. Tailored pieces from Derek Lam and Lela Rose top her li...Spring 2008 Beauty Trends Report:Bronzy Smoky Eyes...As a more day-friendly (but still a bit diva) look, copper-color lids have taken to the catwalk in a big way. At J. Mendel, MAC makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury bronzed out each models eyes, while at L...See More Articles about Lela Rose
Accessories are the factThe News & ObserverSunday 17th August 2008It used to be the quick fix to update last year's look was a new pair of shoes or a handbag. Now you have four more accessorizing options: belts, scarves, headbands and hats.
Obituaries Aug. 18, 2008Northeast Mississippi Daily JournalMonday 18th August 2008Mary Hanry RIDGELAND - Mary Frances Rogers Hanry, 93, died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008, at St. Catherine?s Village in Madison. She was born June 24, 1915, in New Albany, to Herbert Graham Rogers Sr. and Opal Pannel Rogers. She was a lifelong member of the First United Methodist Church in New Albany.
