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- Callisti abstract "Callisti is a clothing label founded by Austrian fashion designer Martina Müller in 2007. The name has Greek origins meaning \"For the most beautiful.\" According to a review by Ma Donna magazine, her September 2012 collection featured \"sexy business suits with refined leather elements, sheath dresses with transparent inserts, billowing elf-robes to leather jackets. Important element: Sturdy zippers, inserted boldly\".".
- Callisti wikiPageID "39487268".
- Callisti wikiPageLength "1288".
- Callisti wikiPageOutDegree "6".
- Callisti wikiPageRevisionID "655013356".
- Callisti wikiPageWikiLink Austrians.
- Callisti wikiPageWikiLink Category:Austrian_fashion.
- Callisti wikiPageWikiLink Category:Clothing_brands.
- Callisti wikiPageWikiLink Category:Companies_based_in_Vienna.
- Callisti wikiPageWikiLink Category:Companies_established_in_2007.
- Callisti wikiPageWikiLink Fashion_design.
- Callisti wikiPageWikiLinkText "Callisti".
- Callisti wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Callisti subject Category:Austrian_fashion.
- Callisti subject Category:Clothing_brands.
- Callisti subject Category:Companies_based_in_Vienna.
- Callisti subject Category:Companies_established_in_2007.
- Callisti hypernym Label.
- Callisti type RecordLabel.
- Callisti comment "Callisti is a clothing label founded by Austrian fashion designer Martina Müller in 2007. The name has Greek origins meaning \"For the most beautiful.\" According to a review by Ma Donna magazine, her September 2012 collection featured \"sexy business suits with refined leather elements, sheath dresses with transparent inserts, billowing elf-robes to leather jackets. Important element: Sturdy zippers, inserted boldly\".".
- Callisti label "Callisti".
- Callisti sameAs Q16825277.
- Callisti sameAs m.0vpwyr1.
- Callisti sameAs Q16825277.
- Callisti wasDerivedFrom Callisti?oldid=655013356.
- Callisti isPrimaryTopicOf Callisti.