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Fashion Shows, Slideshows, Spring 2010 New York Phi Phie Pho Phum By Britt Aboutaleb Friday, Sep 18, 2009 / 12:05 PM GMT -5
The Phi show was just down the block from Milk studios,
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We entered through a random door, stood in a cold cement hallway,
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Designer Andreas Melbostad was inspired by levers and pulleys, wearable technology if you will,
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Every single piece was so beautifully built that we walked away lamenting what it’d look like when Zara tried to rip it off.
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