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The Paris shows have barely gotten underway and already have not
disappointed. Seems like Marc Jacobs has been wearing skirts long enough
to have fully inspired designers like Rick Owens and Yohji Yamamoto,
who featured more skirts in their Spring collections for men than any
collection Jil Sander did for women http://bit.ly/mmD6pp