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"There's not much call for suspenders in a professional woman's life, nor for caps and ankle-to-knee leather spats."
This should settle the Milan mess.
But they've agreed to several of Milan's other demands, so a resolution may be close.
So instead of its usual eight, they'd like to see it run only for seven in 2013 and 2014.
Does this mean rosaries are in?
Plus Coco Rocha, Mary Alice Stephenson, Robert Verdi, Brad Goreski, and more.
And that may affect its standing in the debate over next year's show schedule.
Milan won't consider a compromise, and that's that.
She characterizes the conflict as a "misunderstanding."
The Italians continue their efforts to switch around the schedule.
"The entire collection oozed Versace sex appeal and the glossiest, poutiest glamour imaginable."
"How can Italy tolerate Silvio Berlusconi and his bevy of girls?"
"If Prada is proposing that women feign innocence and dress like overindulged majorettes, why? Because, just like injectable fillers and core-strengthening classes, a Peter Pan collar helps women deny the ultimately futile notion that we can turn back time?"
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