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"  After two major snowstorms, and more in the forecast here in New York, it&amp;#039;s safe to say we can&amp;#039;t wait for summer. To get you in the mood, check out London-based designer Marina Shlosberg&amp;#039;s wistful spring collection. Since her debut in 2008, the former model has created romantic dresses and tops that incorporate traditional Russian lace. Now, she&amp;#039;s expanded the line to include tunics in washed-out pastels, keyhole linen knits collared with a flounce of sheer chiffon, and tailored, nautical-inspired jackets. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s definitely a fairy tale of sorts,&amp;quot; says Shlosberg, referencing the adventurous spirit of eighteenth-century seafaring life. A girl can dream. \u2013Janet Sahm  Peek into her old-world, marine inspirations and catch her wearable spring looks.   An 18-century model ship that inspired the imaginative collection   Shlosberg&amp;#039;s dusty pink linen dress with chiffon collar   Thank goodness, Shlosberg says, for young girls with vivid imaginations of fairy tales.  Shlosberg&amp;#039;s midnight blue linen bubble dress, lined with chiffon  Shlosberg&amp;#039;s cotton princess-cut jacket with silk piping and military buttons, with floral and eyelash lace vintage shorts  An antique diving helmet that inspired the brass buttons on Shlosberg&amp;#039;s jackets  Shlosberg&amp;#039;s knitted linen dress with chiffon collar Photo: Jessie Craig "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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