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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nPhoto: Kava Gorna\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nPhoto: Kava Gorna\n\n Pale Fire: Even in jeans and a T-shirt (CK One, naturally), Cassie proves she can kick it.\n\nPhoto: Kava Gorna\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nPhoto: Steven Meisel/ courtesy of Calvin Klein.\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nPhoto: courtesy of Calvin Klein.\n\n Cast of Characters: The campaign may have changed, but CK One's groundbreaking unisex fragrance remains totally true to the original, which debuted in 1994.\n\nPhoto: courtesy of Calvin Klein.\n\n Jane Keltner de Valle meets the new CK One girl and discovers she's fit to fill Kate Moss's iconic shoes.\n\nI was in high school when the original CK One debuted in 1994, but I remember my response exactly. To quote the name of another Calvin Klein fragrance: Obsession.\n\nUntil that point in my youth, I had always considered perfume to be too fussy and prissy--the opposite of cool. That all changed when Kate Moss and co. slouched across the television screen announcing \"a new fragrance for a man or a woman.\" The cast of characters, captured by legendary lensman Steven Meisel, looked like they'd just rolled out of bed (in that sexy, androgynous, totally Calvin way). The bottle resembled something you'd find in the minibar of a seedy hotel--a stripped-down glass flask with metal bottle top (the ultimate retort to the flower-adorned perfume bottles of yore). Suddenly, the idea of owning and wearing perfume seemed cool, even rebellious. I was sold.\n\nRecently, when I heard that Calvin Klein was launching a clothing line to go with the groundbreaking unisex fragrance, my attention immediately shifted to the campaign. Who could possibly replace the tomboyish waif who created generation Kate? Ms. Moss wasn't just selling CK One; she was CK One."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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