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CHECKERED DIVAS

  Gowns, coats, tracksuits or maxi dresses. Everything checkered. Louis Vuitton’s fashion show for next spring has launched the “checkered mania” which has taken the Hollywood by storm.   Jessica Alba has chosen a long-sleeved sheath. Strictly black and white checkered. To the right, the same dress at the Louis …

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BARE LEGS

  Bare legs even in winter   (Almost) nothing under their coats: celebrities defy the cold and choose not to forego a touch of sensuality by leaving their stockings in the closet   Judging by how tightly she’s holding on to her parka, actress Shenae Grimes must not be feeling …

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KENZO

  The new collection of Andrea Pompilio, a young stylist whose men’s line has been a considerable success, is irreverent, even a bit iconoclastic, but above all, entertaining.  The new arrivals for next winter is the introduction of a women’s capsule collection, while the usual recklessness of his geometries, calibrated …

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EXHIBIT/2

  The explosion, then, was the occasion for a debate that brought to light two crucial points of the contemporary fashion system: the first being the need to produce ever better-quality fashion items, downright artifacts that contain Italian craftsmanship and excellence. The second is the urgency to find curators, that …

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EXHIBIT/1

  However, the “Dressing Like A Man” curated by fashion journalist Angelo Flaccavento merits a special reference. It was a selection of the best brands present at Pitti with the goal of creating an ideal wardrobe for today’s man. The articles, exhibited as though a closet had exploded, are for …

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