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"   A page from Rachel Antonoff&amp;#039;s invitation.  While it&amp;#039;s fun to see the clothes, ogle the models and hop from show to show, it&amp;#039;s the stuff that happens after hours in the middle of fashion week that&amp;#039;s most exciting. Mostly because it&amp;#039;s a surprise, and also because there&amp;#039;s usually music involved. While we wait for new of Don Hill&amp;#039;s lineup and hints of what&amp;#039;s to come at Westway Strip Club, we&amp;#039;ll gear up for at least three performances worth anticipating. The Like will perform at Rachel Antonoff&amp;#039;s high school dance-themed presentation. Antonoff&amp;#039;s invite was like a high school note, passed back a few rows, asking &amp;quot;Will you dance with me?&amp;quot; and the collection, inspired by dances as much as The Virgin Suicides, will be shown in the Fiorello H. La Guardia high school gym. Tennessee Thomas, the band&amp;#039;s drummer, starred in Antonoff&amp;#039;s spring lookbook for Bass. So break out your saddle shoes!   Photo: Yoox  Meanwhile, Mandy Coon&amp;#039;s presentation, held at Lincoln Center this weekend, will be set to Emilie Simon. The French singer will perform both her own songs and a few covers for an hour\u2014all a capella. And maybe most exciting, The Citizen&amp;#039;s Band, starring Sarah Sophie Flicker and Karen Elson, will perform at Waris Ahluwalia&amp;#039;s presentation for Yoox this Friday. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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