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Best Place to Dress Like a Member of the Idle Rich

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Published on April 04, 2002

The real Lilly, who retired in 1984, first stuck her foot in the door of Camelot in the early '60s, when her hand-sewn signature shifts in breezy tropical prints caught on in Palm Beach, soon to be embraced by Jackie Kennedy and a whole generation or two of East Coast preppies. To her credit, Pulitzer's ultra-simple invention has never gone completely out of style since, particularly among beachfront society, but it's now back with a vengeance. Limeade's time is here, and we've snagged one of ten stores opening nationally this year, in -- where else? -- wildly appropriate Cherry Creek North. Ready for your close-up?