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The sophisticated sensuous, heavily black-and-white designs of Spain’s Roberto Verino can be found at upscale shops in Europe, the Middle East, and Mexico — though not yet in America. But selections from his women’s wear and menswear oeuvre have been compiled for a week-long retrospective exhibit at the Gabarron Foundation Carriage House Center for the Arts in Midtown. “Roberto Verino: 25 Years of Fashion” had its debut at Madrid’s costume museum, Museo del Traje, last fall and traveled throughout Spain before opening here yesterday.
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|The sophisticated sensuous, heavily black-and-white designs of Spain’s Roberto Verino can be found at upscale shops in Europe, the Middle East, and Mexico — though not yet in America. But selections from his women’s wear and menswear oeuvre have been compiled for a week-long retrospective exhibit at the Gabarron Foundation Carriage House Center for the Arts in Midtown. “Roberto Verino: 25 Years of Fashion” had its debut at Madrid’s costume museum, Museo del Traje, last fall and traveled throughout Spain before opening here yesterday.
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