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I love when fashion looks to history for inspiration, and the Fall 2009 collections were full of references to 16th century Tudor England. Dolce & Gabbana, who always show unique, often irreverent and slightly costume-y pieces, was the leader in the Tudor-style trend in their D&G line this year.
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Interesting though, this revival of Henry VIII as a handsome, badass, savvy king with great style.
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