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<title>Palomo Spain: &#x26;#x22;The Most Amazing, Beautiful, Decadent, Evil Thing&#x26;#x22; at the New York Men&#x26;#x27;s Shows</title>
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<description> Twenty-four hours before Alejandro G&#x26;#xF3;mez Palomo&#x26;#x27;s Palomo Spain show, Nicola Formichetti&#x26;#x2014;arguably one of the industry&#x26;#x27;s most clued-in, youth culture&#x26;#x2013;glancing arbiters&#x26;#x2014;told me, &#x26;#x22;You can&#x26;#x27;t miss it.&#x26;#x22; Then, five minutes before the runway lights dimmed, the expectations compounded. Bryan Grey Yambao, my seatmate, leaned over and said, &#x26;#x22;This is so fashion,&#x26;#x22; referring to the crowd, which included singer Troye Sivan (wearing Palomo Spain&#x26;#x27;s pink velvet trousers), photographer Ryan McGinley, and model Hari Nef. (A &#x26;#x22;fashion&#x26;#x22; crowd isn&#x26;#x27;t usually the case at a New York menswear show.) And as the first look walked out, a man to my right said out loud...</description>
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