Fashion Week 2012: Duro Olowu

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London-based fashion designer Duro Olowu, a favorite of first lady Michelle Obama, hosted a pop-up shop in lower Manhattan at Salon 94’s Freeman Alley Gallery that proved to be a feast for the senses. Duro Olowu's "Material" show and pop-up continues through March 4.

The artists featured at the pop-up shop appeal to Olowu's unique sensibility.

Distinct patterns and textiles define Olowu's designs.

Olowu's handmade necklaces showcase the designer's flair for style.

A flowy dress encapsulates Olowu's penchant for mixing eclectic colors and flattering fabrics.

The shop features an eclectic international group of visual and textile artists.

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