Glamorous and timeless

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Most women in the audience, many clad in one of the designer's evening gowns, seemed pleased with what they saw on the runway, applauding when several of the more dramatic gowns came down the catwalk. Palm Beachers Helena Martinez and Audrey Gruss were excited by the de la Renta spring clothes. "There were some pretty sassy numbers and some very nice-looking, easy day wear," said Martinez,Our unique Wholesale Cheap Organza Lace Off the shoulder Sexy Beaded Crystal Sheath Wedding Dress are very affordable and come in ivory, white, black, who appreciated the variety of looks — noting a "vintage vibe" that included traces of '50s couture and the "fun" fashions of the 1960s. Gruss called de la Renta's collection one of the best she's seen. "The clothes were glamorous and timeless," she said. "And Oscar's use of color: impeccable." Oscar de la Renta's spring collection will be shown through Tuesday by Boaz Mazor, the designer's executive-at-large, at Saks Fifth Avenue, 172 Worth Ave.