Malcolm McLaren RIP

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essence of Style, SEX, sensuality...

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  1. Mrs Worthington5:41 pm, April 09, 2010

    If it wasn't for Malcolm I woudln't be the well dressed woman i am today. I still have a penchatn for zips mind

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  2. Rosaria Williams8:18 pm, April 09, 2010

    Ah, every generation has its mavens.

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  3. A Woman Of No Importance9:45 pm, April 09, 2010

    I am still a little perturbed by how he repressed Vivienne (?), claiming pretty much all of her ideas as his own...

    Still a miss, though!

    And, as for Breakfast chez Saz, what a fab bunch of pictures you've taken, Saz -- Just incredible! Merci, my favourite person xox

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  4. Saz10:47 pm, April 09, 2010

    fhi, behind every man is well dressed, versed, sexy, brave, coming out of her shell wOman!!!

    SAZ X

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  5. Anonymous2:44 pm, April 10, 2010

    Loved this. Can't believe I was once mistaken for .....
    Think I might try that hairstyle.

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  6. Lilas Conuts11:57 pm, April 10, 2010

    J'ai adoré, je n'ai aucune idée qui est l'homme mais Catherine Deneuve est à son mieux et les mots et la musique forment une ballade sensuelle

    Loved it, I don't have a clue to who the man is but C.D. is at her best and words and music make a sensual ballad

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  7. Sniffles and Smiles12:45 am, April 11, 2010

    She is so beautiful! And YOU are tres chic!!! You truly know style!! Love you! Janine XO

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