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"      The best fashion exhibits lend the masses a peek into a rarefied world, normally seen only by an elite few. Chalk up &amp;quot;Albright Goes to School&amp;quot; the 10th Anniversary exhibition featuring designs from the Albright Fashion Library at the The Museum of the Fashion Institute of Technology as one of the good ones, then. Opening Monday, March 10, it features a 20,000-piece collection of garments and accessories used by stylists, editors and designers. To up the chic, insider ante, Patricia Black, Creative Director of The Albright Fashion Library, tapped 10 big names in styling and costume design to contribute one styled look each to the exhibit, including June Ambrose, Tom Broecker, Paul Cavaco, Catherine George, Lori Goldstein, Freddie Leiba, Kathryn Neale, Mary Alice Stephenson, Patti Wilson and Kate Young. Stefan Beckman, the man behind those magical Marc Jacobs shows, is leading the set design for this exhibition, which is sponsored by M\u00B7A\u00B7C Cosmetics. James Gager, Creative Director and Senior Vice President of M\u00B7A\u00B7C Cosmetics explains, &amp;quot;This kind of forward thinking\u2014bringing an insider world to a wider audience\u2014using the platform of a storied learning institution is a perfect example of why we believe in supporting FIT and its emerging fashion visionaries.&amp;quot; Kate Young, one of the exhibit&amp;#039;s top talents, she of the Target collaboration and who&amp;#039;s who list of clients (Natalie Portman, Michelle Williams, Miranda Kerr and Rachel Weisz, to name a few), explains the ins and outs of her lauded profession, above. Credits:  Cinematographer: Adam Benn  Editor: Robert Dupree Producer: Pure Fragment Films Sound: Ja-Ann Wang "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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