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@alexis_ok One of his most famous pieces, a pink plaid ballgown on display at the Costume Institute, was inspired by the look and feel of trash bags and curtains. If he could use paper, he would https://t.co/tVGY1rr6Oc https://t.co/Eg8Gs80YXa — PolitiTweet.org

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@alexis_ok He’s inspired by objects with very specific colorways; recently, he had been fascinated by the mood of 1970s aspic dinners: plates of yellow or green Jell-O molds sitting next to meats and shrimp and mayo, their colors saturated and strange https://t.co/tVGY1rr6Oc — PolitiTweet.org

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@alexis_ok By mixing those mainstream and esoteric references with shameless opulence, Rogers is pushing the boundaries of how high fashion can look and where it can come from. Read more in @alexis_ok's profile https://t.co/tVGY1rr6Oc https://t.co/FAP8HLpp6u — PolitiTweet.org

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