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The Grunge Label That Started Dressing Cats, and Couldn't Stop
Gauntlett Cheng built a cult following on crinkly, body-hugging knitwear for humans. Then a dog walked in their runway show, and pet fashion became an accidental signature. A look at how the Brooklyn duo designs for four legs.
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