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Is the tawny-haired woman dressed in the hooded DKNY fringed boiler suit caught in an Inception delusion, or is the short-bobbed one in the Louis Vuitton cut-out polka-dot gown trapped in an artistic illusion?
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Maria Grazia Chiuri dishes out a crustacean-embroidered Dior bib: good enough to be eaten with your lobster­ – extra dressing optional, and wine, just a sip.
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They’re not plastic, but look fantastic – that’s how these girls do slick. It’s red at Gucci, purple and blue at Kenzo; from the ’70s to ’80s till today at the grocer’s – it’s forever chic.
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Move in or make room. Just don’t get too close to the sisters three, as eye-catching as their floral vase-like (Salvatore Ferragamo), spiky (Junya Watanabe )and exaggeratedly-proportioned(Jil Sander) silhouettes be.
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Left, right, left. “Right, just get out of the way,” she said, unstoppable in her wide-shouldered Balenciaga jacket (right), to the immovable being in her Comme des Garcons statement dress (left) the size of a bed.
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Bejewelled high-society she-wolf meets waist-belted huntress in this zoological display. It’s these fur-lined looks of Moschino (left) and Lanvin (right) that enable the women to rule the world today.

 

This story was first seen in Female‘s January 2017 issue.

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