When you hear "Morphine Generation," you might think of rock-inspired clothing fit for a drug addict. In a way, you wouldn't necessarilt be totally off, since many of the casual t-shirts and hoodies are emblazoned with the Morphine Generation logo that is an intricate crest featuring a skull and cross-bones. However, for Spring 2007, designer Erik Hart showed that that is not the case, gearing more toward the "Hopeless Romantics" side of his theme of "for heretics and hopeless romantics alike." For women, the palette was pale and neatral, with nudes, creams, and every once in a while a touch of black. Deidre saw the show, too, and thought it was too overwhelmingly neutral, but I loved it. I almost fell out of my seat with the first piece: a gorgeous blonde herringbone linen hooded trench.