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The Complice game plan should only be encouraged.

Complice finished last in the semi final, and was awarded just 5 points for the debut effort.

Muriel Grateau has given the Complice collection an offbeat look.

But they also experimented with shirtdresses in the collection they designed for Complice, and the change of mood was well received.

His earliest work, with houses like Callaghan and Complice, gave few clues to the designer he would become.

Nothing in "La Tristeza Complice" makes much logical sense.

I myself have scores to settle with Jagreen Lern and his ac- complice."

One of the best shows was put on by the young design team of Dolce and Gabbana, for Complice.

She started buying Complice last year, she said, when she expanded her store on Oak Street.

"Complice is more toned down," Ms. Weinstein said.

The Complice collection is filled with earmarks of what is being called the new wave of Italian fashion.

Muriel Grateau, who showed a collection of bright red miniskirts for Complice last season, switched to navy blue this time.

Qu'il tendit à son complice.

Hamlet emerges from behind the tapestry (Hamlet: Polonius est son complice!

New Team for Complice Nowadays when an established clothing line is languishing, corporate parents go for the star-designer treatment.

This season Muriel Grateau replaced Claude Montana as Complice's designer.

For spring, Dolce & Gabbana devised a sprightly collection for Complice based on the four color bands of black power.

Alice Ann Nash, silhouetted at right, is a passionate Versace collector, with clothes that date back 27 years to when he worked for Complice.

O subtle complice, who as blatant Beast Brandest vile Croesus, him that pities least!

Starting with the rhythmic oom-pah-pah on the sound track, Complice brought out acrobats, animal trainers, clowns and ice maidens to amuse young people of all ages.

On Wednesday, the designers showed their collection for Complice, a division of the Genny Group, for which they have been designing for two years.

They represented San Marino in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008, performing the song Complice.

It wasn't just the Sam Browne belts, the gold ball buttons and the military music that gave Giovanni Vidotto's collection for Complice a heavy air.

Later in the week, this same team showed a much more intelligent collection for Complice, a company that has had various designers in the past, including Claude Montana.

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana's work for Complice surpassed the collection that bears their names, which was introduced earlier in the week.