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Lady Gaga, creative director of Polaroid unveils The New Grey Label's line at the 2011 CES. The GL10, book-sized battery powered mobile printing unit that can print pictures sent wirelessly from camera
Lady Gaga, creative director of Polaroid unveils The New Grey Label's line at the 2011 CES. The GL10, book-sized battery powered mobile printing unit that can print pictures sent wirelessly from camera
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Lady Gaga to work for Polaroid
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Gaga unveils her Polaroid line at CES
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Oh, Snap! Lady Gaga Named Creative Director of Polaroid
Lady Gaga, creative director of Polaroid unveils The New Grey Label's line at the 2011 CES. The GL10, book-sized battery powered mobile printing unit that can print pictures sent wirelessly from camera
How Lady Gaga Designed Polaroid's Grey Label Camera Glasses [Pics, Vid
Lady Gaga sert comme directeur de la création de Polaroid et introduit une imprimante mobile, un appareil photo numérique appareil photo instantané et lunettes au 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show qui a
Lady Gaga and Polaroid at CES
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