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"   Photo: Chad Richard Nicholson  A C+ is the new A as far as Kahlea Baldwin&amp;#039;s concerned. (Yes, the designer hails from those Baldwins.) With a little help from her friends Lucius Nicholson and Daniel Stessen, the film making trio&amp;#039;s launched a collection of buttery t-shirts thanks to Fred&amp;#039;s daughter, Annie Segal. Segal suggested that a painting by Stessen would translate into a great t-shirt, eventually offering to manufacture it. Baldwin, who&amp;#039;d put in time at a showroom in New York, had her own fashion chops and together they figured, &amp;quot;Why not?&amp;quot; Eventually they started printing more and more of their friends&amp;#039; art work on crazy soft cotton. Their first collection, which lines the shelves at Fred Segal Originals, includes cheeky Facebook-inspired tees with messages like &amp;quot;Tom Cruise LIKES girls\u2014about an hour ago&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Kanye West LIKES Kanye West.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Some of our most successful ideas were originally things we joked about,&amp;quot; laughs Baldwin. &amp;quot;The Facebook t-shirts are one of those jokes that&amp;#039;s turning into something much bigger.&amp;quot; Eventually, the collection will be found at select boutiques around the country, though Segal will always get special exclusives. Meanwhile, Internet-inspiration doesn&amp;#039;t end with social networking: The newest crop of C+ tees, printed with photos taken from chat rooms, dropped on Friday. &amp;quot;They&amp;#039;re beautiful sexy images, but also kind of sad,&amp;quot; describes Baldwin. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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