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Lilliam Rivera

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At Santee Alley, come ready to shed rigid assumptions and play

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By Lilliam Rivera
| MSN Verified
There are old family photos of house parties from the '70s that I like to stare at, of my uncles looking suave posing in a living room like they're at the club about to take over the dance floor. Today, I'm thinking of them and of the exaggerated lapels on their leisure suits, of unbuttoned shiny shirts showing hints of a sun-kissed chest, and of a baby blue suit worn with a relaxed brown polo tucked in.
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At Santee Alley, come ready to shed rigid assumptions and play

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By Lilliam Rivera
| Flipboard
Now Demi Moore, with stylist Brad Goreski by her side, has established firm codes for red carpet dressing: sharp and sleeking tailoring via Thom Browne and Saint Laurent, glittering Gucci, contoured Schiaparelli couture and Armani gowns. But that doesn’t mean we lose moments of true sartorial delight. …
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We Light Up the Sky Book Review

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By Lilliam Rivera, Andrea Beach
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 14+ Compelling teens drive genre-blending alien-invasion story. Parents need to know that We Light Up the Sky is science fiction with strong, positive Latino representation. Violence in the fantasy realm includes plants and animals controlled by an alien to kill or injure people by choking, tearing them apart, and eating them. Blood, gore, and pain are mentioned but not described in detail.
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