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Seems like many well-known designers want to get in on the mass market concept. <strong>Lanvin</strong>, a well-respected high end brand will now have a collection for <strong>H&amp;M</strong>, which is due in stores November 20th. They will have both menswear and women's. The menswear collection designed by Lucas Ossendrijver takes formal clothing and turns them into daywear. Take a look at the tuxedo shirt and all the men wearing bow ties. I won't be surprise if men start showing up dressed like this to work. See more on the next page and see Lanvin for H&amp;M's&#160;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.pinstripemag.com/2010/11/lanvin-for-hm.html">look book on Pinstripe TV</a>.&#160;</p>
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