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This Just In: Jil Sander sunglasses 
GQ | Wed, Feb 11
Wed, Feb 11
For his first set of eyewear for Jil Sander, Raf Simons bypassed the brilliant colors of his Spring collection to focus on another of the house's great fascinations: texture. To wit, the faux-wood grain on a pair of tortoiseshell specs (above), ...
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