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" My sun hat has a Pucci label. Does that make it more valuable? (Confession: I paid $200 for it!)  K.M., Williamstown, Massachusetts   What it is: Pucci Straw Sun Hat   Florence-born designer Emilio Pucci found his calling in the 1940s, when a European fashion magazine spotted him on the slopes and commissioned him to create a line of women&amp;#039;s skiwear. In the 1960s, he launched the optical fantasy prints that became his signature. Their bold colors and psychedelic patterns, outlined in black, were printed on scarves, bags, blouses, and dresses and became immediately recognizable. His vintage print garments sell for hundreds more than their original prices, but unfortunately your hat \u2014 because it is not instantly identifiable as the designer&amp;#039;s work \u2014 is not as valuable.   What it&amp;#039;s worth: $75  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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