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Snowbird Prep ............................................. 14

Falling into style ............................................. 4
A season of choices and colors

Closing up your home before flying south for winter

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choices and colors

Heidi Mae Bratt

f there were a single word that conjures up the sartorially smart and savvy style savant this fall, it would be
smorgasbord. To place the metaphor into a more seasonal and less gastronomic context, perhaps it would
be better to say that the look for fall is like the autumn
itself: full of color and transition, like the changing leaves
and the shift in weather.
The new fall line, in earth and jewel tones, and made of
heftier fabrics, is moving off the racks right now. It seems
there is something out there for everyone to look good.
To listen to some fashion mavens, brown is the new
black of the season.
All designers are looking for a change, and while navy
is always a color that is always in, brown is very in this season, said Sara, owner of Mishelynes Fashions in Teaneck.
While fashion often reflects the tenor of the culture of
the moment or vice versa it can be our cultural icons
and celebrities who drive trends and sales in one direction or another. Regardless of what you may think of her
personal style, or of her politics for that matter, one may
link the prominence of Hillary Clintons historic candidacy for president of the United States to the popularity
of womens pants suits, which are very of-the-moment
this season.
But unlike the Democratic candidates staid and solid

ensembles that she embellishes with chunky jewelry and

pumps, the pants suits that are au courant have much
more pizzazz, said Sara.
For more dressy wear, the look for pants are styles that
feature softer wider cut legs made in luxury fabrics such
as silk.
We are getting a lot of requests for that, Sara said.
More casual jackets are being seen in a tailored cut,
either in solid colors or in prints, and are paired with
pants. The jackets are shorter, such as the iconic Eisenhower jacket, or they are seen in a longer length, like a
three-quarter length duster.
Also still big this season: faux fur seen on vests and
embellishments, and anything in faux suede.
Another must-have item for the season that retains
its prominence from last season are styles that feature
fringes.
Fringe is very big. They can manifest as thin, silky
fringe or laser-cut fringe. Fringe is very in, Sara said.
Eileen Potrock, owner of e designer in Cliffside Park,
said that the big thing this fall is to freshen any look with
a pop of color. It could be jewel-tones such as emerald
green, ruby red, garnet, and a nice rich burgundy. We all
like to wear black, but a pop of color will freshen up the
look, she said.
A good rule of thumb, said Ms. Potrock, is to go through
your closet and see what you love. And then pick out the

key pieces and shop to see what coordinates with them.

Also popular this fall, for women who enjoy pants, is
the menswear look, and pants paired with big, slouchy
jackets accessorized by jewelry that looks like a tie. Pants
still may skim the body, but are seen with a higher waist
and a wider leg.
Paula Parlato, owner of The Engle Shop in Englewood,
said that lace remains a perennial trend and that daytime
lace more casual cotton lace is being seen as are the
deeper autumnal green hues such as hunter green and forest green.
Brocade is also a trend for fall, Ms. Parlato said.
For evening, the look is less beaded and slinkier with
dresses that define and highlight the body.
Also very popular this season, the skins are in, said
Randi Morein, owner of Savvy Chic Consignment Boutique in Ridgewood.
Leather is a huge thing and we are selling tons of
them, she said, adding that the jackets are big in the
earth tone colors including beige, brown and other neutral tones. The jackets are short and versatile: they can
be worn as outerwear or they can be teamed with a shirt,
jeans, and boots as an indoor accessory.
Gail Rubin, merchandiser for Past and Present Consignment Designer Shop in Closter, owned by Pamela DeBlasio, agreed that fringe is still the big statement for the season as is luxury fabric, velvet. Also hot for fall are vests,

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chunky boots, and colors including gray, wine, and olive.

Lucy Gentile, owner of Engle Shop Too in Cresskill,
said that bomber jackets are a big comeback for a military
feel and are being featured in leather, fabric, and other
materials.
While the weather may be getting chillier, that hasnt
stopped the peek-a-boo off the shoulder look, which
remains quite trendy. Its a sexy look that is easy to wear,
said Ms. Gentile.
The must-have items for the season are clothing in rich
hues like berry, wine, plum, and olive.
And if you can, a bomber jacket, she said.
For men, Aryeh Elbaum, visual designer for Emporio in Teaneck, said that the blues still have it, but they
deepen during the fall and going into the winter. Its still
the French blues, and royal blues, but the colors are getting darker.
Sweaters are featured in harvest colors, like burnt
orange.
And while the silhouette remains slim and trim, lapels
on jackets are getting wider. The wider lapels are featured

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on breasted-jackets as well as single-breasted jackets.

According to the Pantone Color Institute, the desire for
tranquility, strength, and optimism have inspired a fall
2016 color palette led by the blue family.
Along with earth tones, exuberant pops of vibrant colors also appear throughout the collections. These unexpectedly vivacious colors act as playful but structured
departures from more typical fall shades.
Blue skies represent constancy as they are always above
us. Grays give a feeling of stability. Red tones invite confidence and warmth, while the hot pinkish purples
and spicy mustard yellows suggest a touch of the
exotic.
Other items that have made the top of the
fall list include: Open-toe booties. This is a sandal-bootie hybrid and open toe means no socks
are worn. Indian summer and the first few weeks
when the weather is cooperative will work well for
this footwear.
Leather shorts or skirts are always a good look for
when you want a bit of edge and to make a statement.

At Emporio in Teaneck, a Princeton wool suit for fall.

Princeton all cotton blue dress shirt. Silk tie by Linnea
Franco. Accessories by Lario.

A cool vest and scarf ensemble for chic fall days,

available at Past and Present Consignment Designer
Shop in Closter.

Brown leather jacket by Andrew Marc to keep you

warm while you look hot, available at Savvy Chic
Consignment Boutique in Ridgewood.

Crop top sweaters, which could be paired with higher

waist pants; just make sure the crop gives enough
coverage.
Leggings as pants may be a controversial look, but it
works for many body types in the fall when its too chilly
to go bare legged and you want to wait to get the winter
pants out of storage.
Suede shoes are a seasonal favorite, too. They are too
hot for summer and too high-maintenance for winter. But
for fall, perfect. Spray to protect them, avoid rain, and
dodge snow puddles as you take your stylish strides this
fall.
For a topping, trench coats are always in style. Always,
classic, practical and figure flattering, they are usually not
that warm, so don them before you need to suit up with
the down coat.

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FALL SPICE

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new inventory of beautiful pre-loved pristine (including some new with tags) items from Chanel, Hermes,
Brunello Cucinelli, St. John, Armani, Escada, YSL,
and more. Included in the new inventory are beautiful suits, dresses, and sweaters perfect for the High
Holidays as well as shoes and handbags which will
become classic go-tos for years to come.
The boutiques owner, Eileen Potrock, feels that
high end classic design never goes out of style and
her mission is to find the right outfit to make every
woman feel like a million dollars. It really makes
me happy to see a woman leave my store with great
choices for great prices, Ms. Potrock said. For fall,
designers are showing lots of color. This isnt a call to
throw out all of your loved black and neutral toned
outfits, but brighten them up with splashes of jeweltone colors. You could find some great neck scarves
(another new trend), bright touches in bags, jewelry
and shoes and make the tried and true new again.
And if your favorite outfit no longer flatters you,

take it to a good tailor, or bring it into consignment

and use what you earn to buy another favorite piece,
she said.
Weve worked to cultivate the very best in
designer items at all price points and want our customers to know that we will work within any budget.
And of course, we also always welcome new consignors with beautiful, gently worn clothing and accessories, she said.
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style them. Additionally, the store offers great choices
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Accent on Accessories
A French twist, scarves, jewelry, and bags galore
Heidi Mae Bratt

f clothes make the man, or woman for

that matter, then accessories make the
man or woman special. They certainly
make the outfit special, and this fall the
accessories offer a lot of pizazz.
Just in time for the colder weather,
scarves are big and small chunky and
delicate. Worn as a major statement or
worn as a piece of accent jewelry, the
scarf is taking the stage.
At Yarndezvous in Teaneck, owner Lori
Hyde-Galati said that scarves this season
especially the handmade variety run the
gamut from chunky to more delicate, and
they are being knitted in an array of colors
and stitch patterns.
Still big are the long scarves that wrap
and wrap and wrap around the neck,
either in the straight or endless infinity
variety.
Scarves are a very personal thing, said

Ms. Hyde-Galati. Knitted or crocheted

scarves allow you to show off your personality, add a pop of color to your outfit or
just stay warm. Beautiful bright colors or
ever so popular black and grey will work.
Another accessory option: Take a scarf
and wear it like jewelry, said Gail Rubin,
merchandiser for Past and Present Consignment Designer Shop in Closter, which
is owned by Pamela DeBlasio. The scarves,
in an array of fabrics and colors, are being
worn tight and close to the neck, very
choker-like, and as an accessory on other
accessory items.
All scarves, silk, cashmere are being
worn tight and short. Scarves are being
worn instead of jewelry, said Ms. Rubin.
Its pretty Parisian.
Scarves are also being wrapped around
the wrist, or wrapped around a handbag,
she said.
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said that color is what is in for fine jewelry.
Without a doubt it is colored stones, said Ms. Shinkse.
This includes gemstones and colored diamonds. Likewise,
a rainbow of colored gem stones are now being played
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FALL 2016

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Black opal: A rare and unique gem

Since its discovery in
the late 1800s, this darkbodied iridescent gemstone has ridden a roller
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Sometimes the miners
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times theres little opal
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Black opal is very hard to find today it
has vibrant colors unlike that of any other
gemstone, says Randi Shinske of Red Velvet Luxe. There is far less black than white
opal available today.
Given its relative scarcity, black opal has
never lent itself to volume jewelry use the
way white opal has. Black opal is far rarer
than white opal. In fact, there are only two
active black opal sources in the world, both
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Because opal has the colors of other
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Regular check-ins will give you peace of mind, too.
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Forward your mail to your seasonal address so you can
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Pack up all of your pets to either travel with you to your
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Inside preps

Dont shut your heating system off, urges Saleem.

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getting too chilly.
Remember to close all windows. If not, your heat will
have to work harder, says Saleem, recommending snowbirds seal up drafts to maximize energy efficiency.
Consider automatic time-controlled lighting, which can
give the impression someone is home, a deterrent for burglars. Schedule the lights to turn on and off at fixed times
such as on at 6 p.m. and off at 10 p.m.

Outside preps

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itchen makeovers continue to be a popular trend

with homeowners, and are a very wise investment.
The kitchen is the most important room in a home.
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books on designing kitchens.

The triangle workspace

One design idea to keep always in your mind as you design

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sink on the other, and the stove/oven on the other. This type
of layout ensures efficiency while preparing food. And to
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areas for doing food prep, baking, cooking and cleaning.
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Travel preps

While your home is ready for you to fly south for the season, make sure youre ready too.
Let close friends and relatives know youll be away.
They can keep tabs on your property if needed.
Leave valuables in a vault away from your property,
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Forward your calls to your cell phone or out-of-state
landline.
Keep a list of your doctors, doctors contact information and your medications.
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Homeowners insurance plans vary,

but are extremely important to ensure family safety
Chelle Cordero

omeowners insurance is a wonderful thing. It gives homeowners a peace of mind to know that
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one of the largest financial investments
you will make in your lifetime if not
the largest. So, naturally, it makes sense
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its best to expect the unexpected. And
when it comes to homeowners insurance,
its important to do the legwork and figure
out which plan makes sense for you and
your family.
Standard homeowners insurance policies offer pretty standard protections,
depending on your areas vulnerability
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construction. In some states, if a person
has a lien, or claim, on a property, that
person (the lien holder) may be able to
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insurance package. Speak to your insurance agent to find out exactly what each
policy covers and learn about policy limitations and any coverage that is optional,
but good to purchase. Consider the possibility of threat and the cost of premiums
as opposed to the cost of replacement to
determine which insurance policy will be
money well spent.
If you have an existing homeowners
insurance plan, its a good idea to take
stock of how effective the plan will be in
the future. For example, look into your
replacement cost coverage (what the insurance company would pay to rebuild your
home after a disaster). See if that coverage
includes an inflation guard endorsement,
which adjusts your dwelling coverage limit
annually in line with inflation. If you dont
have it, coverage will be limited to the
original purchase price of your home and
possessions.
One New York insurance company
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Dwelling protection. Covers your
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structures.
Other structure coverage. A necessary
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Personal property protection. Covers
the loss of belongings (subject to limits and
deductibles) stolen or damaged.
This company also offers certain
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pumps; and coverage for business properties if business items are kept or sold from
your home.
Coverage against floods and earthquakes is never standard in homeowners insurance plans, and may not even be
available in your area if there is a high likelihood that these events will occur. If your
area is prone to earthquakes or floods,
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rather than a private insurance company.

Its not surprising, though, that the homeowners who find the most need for this
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Other natural occurrences, such as
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your home is covered, not removal of the
tree or pool or garden structural damage.
To learn more about the insurance coverage you need, download the Homeowners Insurance Guide to Natural Disasters created by the Federal Alliance for
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Local flood-insurance rate maps will tell
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What you should and

shouldnt tell potential buyers
Chelle Cordero

ouve lived in your home for

years and youve grown comfortable, but now it is time to
move on. What happens if
the next owner wont feel as relaxed
with all of the little idiosyncrasies
you dont even notice? How much
should you tell a potential buyer?
While several states have specific
rules regarding necessary disclosure, one thing is constant: You
need to be honest about any known issues.
Some states require written disclosures about any issue
that may affect price, functionality, and safety. Ask your
realtor, the one you are using to sell the house, for necessary disclosure forms and fill them out completely and
honestly with yes, no, or dont know. Even if your
state does not require notice in writing, ask the realtor
for a list of mandatory disclosures. Although there are a
few states where most issues are not required disclosure,
a buyer who later learns of a serious defect can institute
a lawsuit against you if you knowingly withheld the information. A good rule of thumb is to look at the house as if
you were the buyer. What issues would you want to know
about?
Some of the issues that should always be disclosed
include: plumbing issues, termites or other infestations,
air conditioning or heating problems, foundation cracks,
poor property drainage, sewage concerns, leaky roofs,
problems with the title and liens, and any repeated leaks
in walls, basements, etc. Be sure to let prospects know
about recent repairs as well. You should also disclose
known issues in the neighborhood such as any registered
sex offenders living in the immediate area, a nearby landfill, noxious odors, or other possible detriments. Let buyers know about the existence of underground tanks or
abandoned wells on the property.
Federal law does mandate telling prospective buyers
about any lead (paint, pipes, etc.) in the house, as well
as other known toxins such as radon, mercury, asbestos,
carbon monoxide, and formaldehyde; in the possible
presence of known toxins a buyer needs to be allowed a
reasonable time to have the house professionally tested
before making an offer.
Although most buyers do hire their own home inspectors, many realtors also recommend that sellers have their
homes inspected independently before listing to make
them aware of any potential issues. One caveat to the
preliminary home inspection: The buyer must disclose all
known major physical defects, and if an inspection turns
up something you originally did not know about, you cannot claim plausible deniability. If you knowingly withhold
your knowledge of mandatory disclosures or misrepresent the truth if asked a direct question, in addition to
possible lawsuits, you may also be charged with fraud if
the buyer later discovers the defect.
Disclosures regarding the history of a house do vary

from state to state; issues such as

deaths, murders, crimes, some
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and paranormal activity can make
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disclosures, you must tell a prospective buyer if a death occurred
in the house only within the previous three years. In Massachusetts,
there is no required disclosure
about history that might psychologically impact a sale.
Pennsylvania does not require any disclosure about stigmatized properties saying that it does not affect the material structure. Potential buyers in Ohio do not need to be
told about murders, crimes, and hauntings during the first
showing, but should be told if they come back to make an
offer. In almost every state, though, sellers are required to
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question is posed.
Local licensed real estate brokers will be able to guide
you on what is necessary for you to disclose when selling a residential property. In some states the onus is on
the real estate broker to disclose information supplied by
the seller, but that does not absolve the seller from being
truthful about issues that may impact the material value
of the home. Written disclosures with buyer signatures
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may change periodically, always get the most up-to-date
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he recipient of the prestigious 2015

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