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Santo Fashion Week Mexico

The fashion industry’s fascination with war and gas masks continues at designer Santo’s Autumn/Winter 2008/09 show during Fashion Week Mexico in Mexico City on April 16.

It all started with John Galliano’s recent “Prisoner of War” and “Torture” inspired designs of his 2008 fall fashion line, and it has since been adopted by fashion magazines and designers.

Even Marc Jacobs has jumped on the wagon and unveiled two recycled Military and war designs under his Marc by Marc Jacob brand.

It seems war is here to stay, so why not face in in style!!!

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