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| This is one is mine. It's in my ColourUp collection on my looklet.com |
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| This one is belong to me. |
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| It's belong to http://gb.looklet.com/look/12233617 |
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| When I created it, I thought about something more woman and vagina - as I know that pink refers to vagina, which mean woman - elegant style but there's a little kid stuff as you see in the hair and get crazy with the collar! You can go to the party with that style if you want. |
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| This style is more simple and I want to make it as a cocktail dress party. The black belt is one package with dress so I can't do anything but it make the dress is more alive. I love the drappery cut in that dress. |
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| I never thought that pink can go to the office. I always thought that the uniform of office style is white, black, brown or beige colours, so I try to break the rules. I want to bring the pink to take a little walk in the office and do something there. I love the softness of the suites colour, so beautiful and lux. |
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| Well, when I made this, I didn't think anything serious. Just want to make a style that can be used to do some sports like basketball, jogging or something else. I think pink doesn't suit with sport cause it will make you look like a spoiled and lazy person. I'm just saying. |
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| If you crazy in pink, probably you will dress like this everyday. This is my everyday people's style, it's suitable when you go hang out with your friends or just go to the mall, window shopping - the cheapest way for shopping. Personally I love the necklace, it's big but more pink. |
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| British models Matthew Whitehouse & Jourdan Dunn ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Gove Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Matthew Whitehouse and Jourdan Dunn ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Johnny Green & Cara Delevingne ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British model Cara Delevingne ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Amber Anderson, Molly Smith, Thomas Penfound and actress Felicity Jones ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Johnny George, Thomas Penfound, Jake Cooper and actor Sam Claflin ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Cara Delevingne and Edie Campbell ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Callum Turner and Milly Simmonds ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Jake Cooper and Amber Anderson ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Amber Anderson and Jake Cooper ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Amber Anderson and Matthew Whitehouse ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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| British models Rob Pryor and Edie Campbell ''I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using her trench coat to shelter herself from the poetic and romantic British weather. We wanted to create a group of portraits celebrating British actors, musicians and models.'' Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer |
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