Runway Kit NYFW Spring 2010 Collections
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Date: Wednesday, 26. August 2009 21:15
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Have Pentax, Will Travel
Charles Beckwith
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- Mood Fabrics – Inside The Textile Superstore April 30, 2012Possibly the biggest fabric collection in the world is housed by Mood Fabrics, a textile superstore entered from the third floor at 225 West 37th Street in Manhattan. For designers coming to New York City from out of town, this is one stop not to miss. Forget Fifth Avenue, there is nothing like this in Milan, Paris, or anywhere else. Continuing modaCYCLE […]
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- Rebelle Chic April 18, 2012When I was younger, I felt it was my duty to wake people up. I thought poetry was asleep. I thought rock 'n' roll was asleep. - Patti Smith […]
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