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Fashion Theory Volume 14, 2010 - Issue 4

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Exhibition Review: The Man Who Dressed Marilyn Monroe: William Travilla—The Lost Collection

Ian Wilson Ian Wilson is a freelance journalist and lecturer with a special interest in the fine and applied arts, design, and food. He has lived and traveled in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia and his writing has been translated into many languages. He lives in Bath, UK. [email protected]

Pages 525-531 | Published online: 21 Apr 2015

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