Brian Lichtenberg's Spring 2009 collection fuses space age with sex appeal
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L.A. designer Brian Lichtenberg is fiercely independent, beloved by offbeat musicians like M.I.A. and Santogold, and the undisputed auteur of avant-garde unitards and hologram leggings. And at his Spring/Summer 2009 show, held during Los Angeles Fashion Week, Lichtenberg expanded on his favorite themes while adding some new staples to his repertoire.Continue reading Brian Lichtenberg's Spring 2009 collection fuses space age with sex appeal
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