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Ralph Lauren Fall 2014 + Polo Collection

Fashion
Feb 15, 2014

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I was heartbroken to miss the Ralph Lauren show on the last day of NYFW, no thanks to an insane snow storm that blew me out of the city. As a lifelong Ralph Lauren fanatic that was a bummer. The gowns from the collection were incredible. I was thrilled to see that Ralph Lauren previewed his fall Polo line prior to showing his ready-to-wear. They reminded me of what I used to love from the now-retired Rugby Ralph Lauren collection. It is great to see Ralph’s reinventions of  his heritage pieces. Being from Texas the southwestern influence always speaks to me. Great new ideas for styling turquoise here!

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