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"  &amp;quot;I want people to come to the store and make an afternoon of it,&amp;quot; says Ilaria Urbinati of her new gallery-boutique-caf\u00E9 Confederacy. &amp;quot;You can shop for a dress, have a coffee, and buy some art, all in the same place.&amp;quot; Although she has the finest of shopgirl pedigrees (she co-launched L.A. institutions Milk and Satine and also does celebrity styling), Urbinati grew up hanging around her mother Fiorella Urbinati&amp;#039;s gallery on Melrose. She has also partnered with friend and actor Danny Masterson (a veteran of the L.A. art scene), who helps with the menswear buying and cocurates the gallery space.  The store carries everything from Azzedine Ala\u00EFa to Boy by Band of Outsiders and houses a gallery with a rotating roster of artists including Julian Schnabel, James Gooding&amp;#039;s much buzzed about sociological photographs and Alex Prager&amp;#039;s retro snaps. &amp;quot;My grandfather was head of the Biennale in Monte Carlo, so for my summer job I&amp;#039;d go and help him sell Picassos,&amp;quot; Urbinati says. &amp;quot;I was like 17! I guess it&amp;#039;s in my blood.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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