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Sad Day in Dallas Fashion: Shelly Musselman, Co-Owner of Forty Five Ten, Has Died

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Shelly Musselman and Brian Bolke

Shelly Musselman, former Dallas fashion model and co-owner of Forty Five Ten (along with Brian Bolke) suffered a brain aneurysm in Aspen, Colorado this weekend. According to Bolke, she has passed. We’ll miss seeing her radiant face at the store.

To read the full press release that went out this morning, follow the jump.

From the press release:

Dallas – January 18, 2011 – Dallas’ premiere luxury boutique, Forty Five Ten, announced the death of Shelly Musselman on Tuesday, January 18, 2011.   The store co-owner and co-founder’s sudden and untimely passing ¬– the result of a brain aneurysm while away in Aspen – will leave a huge void in the local and national fashion scenes.
Musselman, a former Kim Dawson model, was known for her extraordinary personal style and innate glamour, imaginative eye, and true love of fashion.  But, her prevailing passion was that of her family – her husband, Jimmy, and her four children.

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