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                    [Summary] => How to tell a real designer from the self-proclaimed faux? It’s there, in the fall of a skirt, the fit of the sleeves, the jaunty fold of an upturned collar. From clean seams to thoughtful, new design that remains wearable without losing its edge, there are many things that make a designer great – but what makes a designer a designer is being able to translate a philosophy, a personality into fashion that people can wear without being bogged down by pretension or wash-and-wear unfriendly technology.
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                    [AuthorName] => JACKIE O’FLASH By Bea J. Ledesma
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No distance left to run

By JACKIE O’FLASH By Bea J. Ledesma | July 22, 2005 - 12:00am

How to tell a real designer from the self-proclaimed faux? It’s there, in the fall of a skirt, the fit of the sleeves, the jaunty fold of an upturned collar. From clean seams to thoughtful, new design that remains...

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