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Founded during the sartorial revolution of the 19th century, the suit has long been known as the 

cliche "power outfit". From it's early upbringing, it was an outfit reserved solely for the successful and working male professional. In Britain particularly, the suit was a standard where well-cut tailoring was like second skin. Double-breasted, oxford bags, frock coats and breeches all paved way for an attire that has shaped many phases of fashion. From then until now, the suit has undergone numerous alterations, silhouettes, re-constructions and most noticeably, a gender shift from male only to male and female interchangeably. Today, women have taken the suit and made it their own. Eclectic, chic, edgy,

 convertible, classic. It is a staple in our wardrobes and a go to for any occasion. 

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BLK DNM rising

There are a great handful of designers within the fashion industry that exude the drive for excellency

 in art far more than others. Johan Lindeberg is no exception. He is a man driven to perform and create at his utmost potential and in the most beautiful and authentic way possible. In his most recent venture,

 BLK DNM. Lindeberg infuses structured simplicity with a dual masculine/feminine edge to create

 a collection centered around the use of leather, denim and precise tailoring, each look versatile, 

wearable and clean cut to transcend from the current season to the next. 

Available now, the Fall 2012 Ready-to-Wear Collection. 

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