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 mid- to late-1970s, Clowes said. "Fashion designers started picking up on that." Like Soltau, Clowes said the camouflage designs favored by fashion designers are different from the hunting camouflages that are popular in casual clothing and among hunters. Part of the camouflage trend is also due to the country being on a war footing since the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. "Right after 9-11 it seemed to me there was a real spike in the use of camouflage, especially in high fashion," Clowes said. The situation is similar around the globe in places such as Afghanistan, Egypt and Syria, where war and armed conflicts have dominated the news in recent times. "Fashion is a reflection of what's happening in the world around us," said Sandi Keiser, chairperson of the fashion department at Mount Mary University in Milwaukee. way: against a white back-drop, slightly overlit, barely dressed, and probably putting

 something into your mouth. From Blake Lively to Kate Upton to Lindsay Lohan to Beyoncé, the treatment’s the same. It’s the Cheap Chanel BagAmerican Apparel aesthetic writ large, on nearly every billboard and magazine cover we see. We’re living in Terry’s world — that of a 12-year-old boy’s ­aspirational sexual fantasies, women nothing more than ­clichéd objects of lust or degradation. His perversion isn’t even original, and it will probably be boredom with his visuals, rather than outrage over his personal behavior, that will mark his ­decline. A complete system similar to the above two -- either with eight 46-inch panels or fifteen 42-inch panels -- could cost between NT$3 m