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Fashion gets sexy

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We're exploring all things sexy and sensual in the fashion world this week, kicking off with a series of three performances celebrating femininity at Paris' Maison de Métallos. Up next, Versace's H&M collaboration is set to be loud and super sexy; Donatella Versace reveals what the brand has in store for us. Plus, we take a look at the first images of the iconic 16th annual Victoria's Secret show.

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