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Show Season

Imran Amed

09 January 2007

Fashion Week season will soon be upon us with the Men's shows in Milan and Paris, followed by the Couture shows in Paris and then the Ready-to-Wear collections soon after that. I am excited to see how designers take two of the new themes from last season -- technology and the future, as explored by Husein

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