Slick Tuxedo Style Pant Androgynous Look

Written on June 26, 2008 at 12:45 PM by Lauren Garroni Comments

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With the recent death of Yves Saint Laurent, I predict that the le smoking suit look is going to be making a big comeback. The androgynous look was big for Marc Jacobs resort collection and was most recently worn by Ashley Olsen at the CFDA awards.
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Slick Tuxedo Style Pant Androgynous Look

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