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Welcome to wonderland

By Bea J. Ledesma | June 27, 2008 - 12:00am

Long before the ‘90s made monochrome cool and Armani the king of beige (or “blond” as Donatella Versace likes to refer to the wheat hue), Cyndi Lauper ruled the airwaves and her mad mix of prints...

Young Star