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Is fashion the point of the Olympics, the global, culture-defining athletic tournament that dates all the way back to the Panhellenic era? No. But during the Milano Cortina opening ceremony’s Parade of Nations—where 2,900 athletes representing 92 national Olympic committees entered the San Siro stadium led by sign-holding models wearing silver-lamé puffer ballgowns and sunglasses so ridiculously large that it felt like they could swan dive headfirst straight into a solar flare without a…
