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"Designer Eddie Borgo is a dark horse of American jewelry, the kind that rock stars go to for their latest edgy bauble fix. It&amp;apos;s only fitting that one of the queens of modern rock, Kills frontwoman Alison Mosshart, has become his latest campaign muse.\r\nBorgo&amp;apos;s Fall 2012 ad series is Mosshart&amp;apos;s first solo modeling  endeavor, and she carries the brand&amp;apos;s stance on &amp;quot;hard  beauty&amp;quot; with effortless grace. (She previously appeared with bandmate Jamie Hince in a Zadig and Voltaire campaign.) Shot by Paul Maffi, the Borgo pictures showcase  the pink-haired singer flaunting the designer&amp;apos;s industrial gold cuffs while clad in a  series of outfits that enhance her tough glamour, including a biker jacket and an epaulette-adorned military blazer. The union feels elegant and natural.\r\nThere&amp;apos;s a mutual admiration between Mosshart and Borgo, it seems. &amp;quot;Alison could not be a better representation of rock music today,&amp;quot; Borgo explains in a statement. &amp;quot;She embodies the grandeur of any true rock &amp;amp; roller throughout history &amp;#x2013; she is so authentic and talented &amp;#x2013; but is simultaneously restrained, cool and modest.&amp;quot;&amp;#xA0; He goes on to note that his fall collection is inspired by New York&amp;apos;s mechanical inner workings &amp;#x2013; its passageways, hidden nooks and secrets.\r\nBorgo says he considers Mosshart (who lives in London but frequents New York) to be a unique originator among the people who dwell in the city. In fact, the Kills capture urban life well; they dedicated their Midnight Boom anthem &amp;quot;What New York Used to Be&amp;quot; to the spectres of Manhattan&amp;apos;s creative past."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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