Color Happy
When the venerable paint company Farrow & Ball was looking for a designer with whom to collaborate on a capsule collection, one name immediately stood W out: Christopher John Rogers. Celebrated for garments bursting with color and pattern, the fashion designer has dressed the likes of Michelle Obama, Viola Davis, and Tessa Thompson. His hope for his line of colors, as with any of his clothes, was to "give people the tools to express themselves-however they wish."
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Fine Patina
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SECRET GARDEN
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