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Fashion Notes: Shape shift

Given last season’s obsession with bubble hems and trapeze silhouettes, it was the perfect time to be with child. But hard angles and structured shapes are back, and that’s why we love this season’s FullCircle collection (left, fullcircleuk.com), where waists are cinched, legs are long and lean, and jackets are fitted. There are still a couple of cocoon shapes and bubble hems, but you don’t expect us to go cold turkey, do you? At Gnuda Boutique (10725 124th St., Edmonton, 780-452-6832).


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