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" All-American staple Perry Ellis&amp;#039;s men&amp;#039;s line is twenty-five years old this fall. Starting as a buyer for department store Miller and Rhodes, the company&amp;#039;s namesake created the notion of a modern American men&amp;#039;s fashion label in 1980, when such a thing was almost unknown. Ellis died in 1986, but the company continued in the hands of future fashion gods such as Marc Jacobs and Tom Ford. Jerry Kaye has headed the design team at Perry Ellis for the last decade and is responsible for, among many other things, the highly regarded latest collection (above), a blend of the always wearable with the fashion forward, of which Ellis himself would have approved.  One-button wool suit ($895), cashmere sweater ($595), and cotton shirt ($245) by Perry Ellis. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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