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Proenza Schouler Pre-Fall 2011: Julia Stegner

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 10, 2011

Playing with prints and colors, the pre-fall 2011 collection from Proenza Schouler offers asymmetrical silhouettes. Juxtaposing the masculine and the feminine, Julia Stegner wears the label’s relaxed shapes and cool patterns for the new season.











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