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In All's Fair, Ryan Murphy's star-studded new legal drama, the costuming is not just a background element of the show - it's arguably one of the main characters, vying for the viewer's attention at any given moment. I, for one, often found myself more distracted by divorce attorney Allura Grant's officewear-meets-couture wardrobe than paying attention to the narrative in the first three episodes, but as a Sex And The City superfan who managed to stick with And Just Like That until the very end, I know how to persevere in the name of style. For background, the show follows a group of high-flying female lawyers who leave their former male-dominated firm and set up their own agency, working only with women as clients. There's high budgets, high heels and high stakes - with each episode tackl...