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<P>Simmons is photographed here wearing them with Vevers's latest version of her favorite floral dress: a floaty, handkerchief-hem midi in a swirl of bolder, kaleidoscopic florals from his Fall 2019 collection. What I really love is that Tabitha designs for herself, so it always feels really natural and personal, he adds. </P>
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<P>Iconic noughties heartthrob Colin Farrell has just resurfaced on the streets. The 42-year-old actor-famous for his brooding stare, his peppered facial hair, a one-off tryst with Britney Spears, and his overall bad boy demeanor-was spotted today in New York City. </P>
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