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Tamara Ralph’s Couture Comeback

Two years after the shuttering of Ralph & Russo, creative director Tamara Ralph is returning to the world of couture, with the debut of a new label under her own name.
A portrait of Tamara Ralph.
Tamara Ralph's new couture brand is set to make its official debut on Monday, the opening day of Paris Couture Week. (Courtesy)

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