Interior Design - April 1, 2003

Her garments may appear in Robert Mapplethorpe photographs and the collection of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, but don't expect fashion drama from Yeohlee Teng. The Malaysian-born Manhattanite has made her Yeohlee label a byword for practicality as well as modern elegance. One-size-fits-all Alpaca coats can also serve as blankets; Teflon adds stain resistance to cotton dresses.

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