Thomas Engel Hart | Fall 2010

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Published April 7, 2010

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Heading into the fall season, Thomas Engel Hart continues to deliver a relentless punk attitude. Embracing a narrow silhouette and retro aspirations, Hart delves into a rebellious world of safety prints and mastheads. From the edgy little black suit and cropped jacket to daring monochromatic numbers, Hart treads the path less walked–turning out a collection of youthful spunk and style.

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