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"  For those following along at home, men&amp;#039;s Fashion Week has now settled in Paris for its final European lap (before it takes a breather and has its finale in New York next month). Swedish brand Acne shows in the City of Light, and their fall/winter 2013 collection (inspired by an exhibition of self-portraits by countryman and literary polyglot August Strindberg) was a smart mix of utility and quirk. Think shrunken suiting (cuffed, cropped pants) worn under a painterly puffer coat; or long shirting hanging out from beneath a fur-collared peacoat. A long anorak with white pulls and a plush shearling coat were outerwear highlights, and patent leather lace-ups and knee-high waders rounded out the footwear offerings. If it all sounds a bit eccentric, know that structured tailoring and luxe fabrics helped bring the collection back to the real world, along with a healthy dose of functional pieces that felt businesslike, but still youthful. Designer Jonny Johansson noted a dandy sensibility (an early trend in Paris, seen also at Raf Simons and Dries Van Noten) that&amp;#039;s mixed-up with more traditional ideas \u2014 a contrast that that reflects the way men dress today.       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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