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Fashion Designer Paula Hian Creates the 'It' Dress of the Fall Season

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Fashion Designer Paula Hian has created the "It" dress of the Fall season. Adorable songbird Carrie Underwood is sporting the dress in this week's issue of "Entertainment Weekly" -- a publication that keeps its finger firmly on the pulse of all things exciting and new -- adjectives which describe Hian's clothing as perfectly as her dress fits the ingenues of the season.

One cannot escape noticing the exact same dress on the streets of New York where it is plastered on billboards, busses and buildings in an ad for the spicy new drama, "Gossip Girl." The bold elegance and avant-garde draping of the dress featured on actress Taylor Momsen perfectly complements her character, Jenny Humphrey, a stylish, edgy Brooklynite with dreams of becoming a fashion designer. Hian's creme taffeta dress with hand-embroidered gold chain detail and youthful swing is a perfect choice for the cheerful and sophisticated actress.

Hian also has just been informed that L'Oreal, one of the world's leading skin care products company, has selected the very same dress for one of its models to wear in an upcoming marketing campaign.

What does all this mean to the fashion designer?

"It's wonderful to have created a dress that's receiving such major recognition," said Hian. "I couldn't believe my eyes when I turned on the TV and in a blink saw Carrie Underwood wearing my dress!"

Hian has a passionate following from the US to Europe. Her scintillating pieces can be found in exclusive stores as far away as Riyadh, as well as her flagship location in Philadelphia, and online at http://www.paulahian.com/. She continues to earn rave reviews in leading fashion publications including Italian Vogue and Elle, most recently. For the past year, Hian has been creating, manufacturing and showing her collection in France.