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BERNARD ARNAULT AND FRANCOIS-HENRI PINAULT

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Here it comes, the designer fatigue

By Karen Bolilia | March 6, 2015 - 12:00am

In a recent interview with Suzy Menkes for Vogue, Marc Jacobs declares that young fashion now “just looks like a cliché: salad oil in the hair, Frankenstein shoes and the trappings of punk and all these...

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