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The Times Magazine February 8th 1997
A STITCH IN TIME – The House of Dior is refashioning itself after years of damaging infighting, writes Hugh Sebag-Montefiore
VICTIMS OF TOURISM – Hundreds of thousands of Eastern boys and girls are abused every year by Western holidaymakers. Roger Boyes on the sordid world of the sex safari
INSIDE TRACK – Why is the most successful musician in the world unknown outside America? Mark Jolly meets Babyface, songwriter to the stars
THE ART OF SHOCKING – lan Brunskill on the Post-Impressionist show that changed the course of British modern art
FASHION – The contemporary craze for ancient amber and crystal
NEW YORK HOUSE STYLE – Lois Letts gets into soft metal with a designer who made his apartment from scrap
FOOD AND DRINK – Jonathan Meades on a pub crawl in Wiltshire; Frances Bissell develops a taste for Berlin; Jane MacQuitty on why wine-makers Down Under should be on the up
56 pages. This issue is in an as new condition
