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Question 1:
The first ever Calvin Klein collection featured what kind of clothes?
A. Hats
B. Underwear
C. Coats
D. T-shirts
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- The first ever Calvin Klein collection featured what kind of clothes?
- Calvin Klein won the Coty Award, the most prestigious award in fashion, in what three consecutive years?
- This celebrity, then 15-year-old, starred in the controversial Calvin Klein underwear advertisement which featured the tagline nothing comes between me and my Calvins.
- Which of these is not a name of a Calvin Klein fragrance?
- In December 2002, Calvin Klein sold his company to which fashion corporation?
- Which one of these pairs of a model and a Calvin Klein fragrance, advertised by the model, is correct?
- What did American model and singer Mark Wahlberg advertise for Calvin Klein?
- Which one of these watch companies has produced luxury watches under the Calvin Klein brand?
- Which of these four Calvin Klein fragrances was created first in 1985?
- What is the middle name of American fashion designer Calvin Klein?
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- What is Latté?
- If a beverage has mocha in the name, what ingredients can you be sure that it contains?
- In which part of the world was coffee first prepared as a beverage?
- Which of these countries exports the most coffee per year?
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