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Trend of the month dreamscapes.(fashion)(Brief Article)
Not a season goes by without a certain Prada look stealing the show. This fall, it was unquestionably the computerized landscape prints-inspired by the dramatic oil paintings of the nineteenth-century German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich-that ...
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