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Dannijo Gets Into Shoes
Street punk neon. That’s how Dannijo co-founder Danielle Snyder  describes a pair of black suede cage booties with fluorescent yellow  patent panels and silver glitter straps from her and sister Jodie  Snyder’s premiere shoe collection, a collaboration with footwear brand  Matt Bernson.“Shoes are the same as jewelry — it’s an emotional  buy. You gravitate towards something different and unique. These shoes  are more like jewelry for your feet,” Jodie Snyder said of Dannijo’s  first footwear endeavor.

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Dannijo Gets Into Shoes

Street punk neon.
That’s how Dannijo co-founder Danielle Snyder describes a pair of black suede cage booties with fluorescent yellow patent panels and silver glitter straps from her and sister Jodie Snyder’s premiere shoe collection, a collaboration with footwear brand Matt Bernson.“Shoes are the same as jewelry — it’s an emotional buy. You gravitate towards something different and unique. These shoes are more like jewelry for your feet,” Jodie Snyder said of Dannijo’s first footwear endeavor.

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Burberry Prorsum RTW Fall 2012
Christopher Bailey heard the call of the wilds: the Scottish hillsides  abloom with heather, the green hills and dales of Yorkshire — and the  gritty streets of London. His outerwear-packed Burberry Prorsum  collection was all about cross-breeding country with city dressing —  taking cues from hunting, shooting and horse riding, and working them  into an urban wardrobe.

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Burberry Prorsum RTW Fall 2012

Christopher Bailey heard the call of the wilds: the Scottish hillsides abloom with heather, the green hills and dales of Yorkshire — and the gritty streets of London. His outerwear-packed Burberry Prorsum collection was all about cross-breeding country with city dressing — taking cues from hunting, shooting and horse riding, and working them into an urban wardrobe.

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