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FROM PARIS
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FROM KENYA
One of Fashionlines' favorite photographers, Alain Rousseau, shot this image of a true fashionista in January while traveling through Africa.
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FROM MILAN
Italian men have a richly deserved reputation for being the best dressed creatures in the world. And for further evidence of this well-known fact, check out our Milan men's roundup.
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FROM PARIS
The Legion of Honor is the highest French medal that can be bestowed on an individual.
It is gloriously beautiful, but cannot be bought. Sorry, fashionistas. And
congratulations to the International Herald Tribune's Suzy Menkes.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO
One of our favorite galleries, Paule Anglim, presents New Work by John Roloff. The artist will present new works in several formats linking conceptual and metaphorical imagery. For many years the artist has examined geological change and the forces behind biological shifts in our planet's history. Roloff's work builds an awareness of transformations on and beneath the earth's surface, while addressing parallels in the history of human interactions. Roloff will use photography and sculpture to tie together images of power as manipulated and channeled through shapes, vessels and tools.
New Work John Roloff
February 1-25, 2006
14 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
www.gallerypauleanglim.com
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FROM PARIS
Watch for Alexandra Gaita's Paris
Snapshots. Always one of our favorite features, Alexandra takes us this month to the scene outside the Dior Haute Couture show.
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FROM LONDON VIA SAN FRANCISCO
Jonathan Saunders is our new favorite adorable English designer. Read our exclusive
interview with him.
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FROM MILAN VIA AUSTRIA
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FROM PARIS
The Fondation Pitti Immagine Discovery de Florence and the Musée de la Mode et du Textiles of Paris present the third installment of Yohji Yamamoto's retrospective from March 7th until August 13, 2006.
contact:
Nicolas Delarue
nd@atlarge.fr
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