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Risking the wrath of critics who might accuse him of bad taste, he said the date was "famous, of course, for being ze day on vich Oscar de la Renta reintroduced ze chambray peasant blouse".
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Yesterday’s Oscar de la Renta show, at a Christian Science Church on Park Avenue*, took place in a grand, two-story room anchored with White House-esque columns at the front.
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