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		<title>The Cheeriness of Spring</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Apr 2007 15:04:44 +0000</pubDate>
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Looking back at this past September&#8217;s Spring 07 fashion week collections, I noticed an interesting trend. A few rebellious designers decided to remove pastellish happiness, fabric and &#8220;springy&#8221; colors from their lines and let the dark colors fall wherever they wanted. While nothing new, there was a trendshift of sorts. I singled out some notables [...]]]></description>
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<p>Looking back at this past September&#8217;s Spring 07 fashion week collections, I noticed an interesting trend. A few rebellious designers decided to remove pastellish happiness, fabric and &#8220;springy&#8221; colors from their lines and let the dark colors fall wherever they wanted. While nothing new, there was a trendshift of sorts. I singled out some notables [...]</p>
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