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Forty-Five Years of Made-in-America Glamour, Courtesy of Mr. Kors

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For nearly half a century, Michael Kors has built an American style vocabulary around one deceptively simple idea: glamour should not require an occasion. The designer's throughline has never been reserved for red carpets alone — it is stitched into the notion that everyday dressing deserves the same polish. That kind of staying power, four and a half decades and counting, is its own kind of achievement in an industry built on the next big thing.

With reporting from Harper's Bazaar.

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