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Trendspotting: Pleats, Please

Sharp pleats are everywhere--some more, please.
Author:
Fashionista
Updated:
Apr 9, 2014
Original:
Sep 28, 2010

Sharp pleats are everywhere--some more, please.

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Henry HollandHouse of HollandRichard Nicoll
seasons:
Spring 2011 London
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Fashionista

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