ACTOR, TOMMY LEE JONES AT MIAMI PROJECT TO CURE PARALYSIS FASHION SHOW BENEFIT
Actor Tommy Lee Jones arrives at Destination: Fashion, a Ralph Lauren Spring 2004 Collection Fashion Show at Bal Harbour Shops. Destination: Fashion is a benefit for The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. Destination: Fashion also celebrates the world's fashion capitals with food and entertainment throughout the exclusive Bal Harbour Shops Mall. For the first time ever in its 38-year history, Bal Harbour Shops closes its doors for this exclusive event on February 27, 2004, in Bal Harbour, FL. (UPI Photo/Robert Stolpe)
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