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For his menswear runway show Monday, designer Thom Browne transformed the Exit Art Gallery on West 36th Street into a striped circus tent, but the most eye-catching designs were for sideshow habitués: a suit with Siamese pants (for two, of course) in Mr. Browne’s signature gray worsted, and webbed coats and trousers paired with a masculine bonnet.
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|For his menswear runway show Monday, designer Thom Browne transformed the Exit Art Gallery on West 36th Street into a striped circus tent, but the most eye-catching designs were for sideshow habitués: a suit with Siamese pants (for two, of course) in Mr. Browne’s signature gray worsted, and webbed coats and trousers paired with a masculine bonnet.
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