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Chers lecteurs,
Lorsque nous assistons aux défilés, prendre des photos n'est pas très agréable pour nous. En effet nous adorons profiter pleinement des vêtement, les regarder, les analyser, observer leur mouvement, leurs détails. C'est pourquoi au lieu de prendre des photos nous avons commencé à prendre l'habitude de filmer la fin de chaque show, lorsque les mannequins reviennent sur le catwalk une dernière fois ainsi que le créateur. Malheureusement cette habitude a été prise un peu tard cette saison, nous n'avons donc pas fait ceci pour chaque défilé mais soyez sûrs qu'à partir de Janvier, nous filmerons tous les shows régulièrement. 
Nous avons donc décidé de créer une chaîne YouTube avec toutes ces videos. 
N'hésitez pas à vous abonner, à commenter et surtout profitez des vidéos.

Nous en profitons également pour vous rappeler nos différents comptes sur les réseaux sociaux:

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