Texas Olsson for SHIPS | Spring 2010

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Published April 18, 2010

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SHIPS celebrates a lazy spring season with Swedish model Texas Olsson. Conservative, but with a modern air of style, Texas attends to his day to day business in an array of neutral suiting and casual ensembles that are not complete without a scarf or two.

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