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Paris fashion week: Junya Watanabe

Junya Watanabe hatsKnown for his somewhat creative displays on the runway, Japanese fashion designer Junya Watanabe does not disappoint at Paris fashion week. His latest creation brings us some huge, possibly fragrant, flowery hats. Here are some photos in case this fashion doesn't make it to your neck of the woods ...









Junya Watanabe hats


Junya Watanabe hats

Fashion knows no boundaries ... but if this woman sits in the front row at the movies we are all in trouble!

Thanks Junya Watanabe for bringing these hats to fashion week. While they are not functional, I must say they are beautifully designed.

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