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"   Photo: DVF  Diane von Furstenberg once said, &amp;quot;I design for the woman who loves being a woman.&amp;quot; She could now well say she designs for women who love being contemporary art followers and vintage fiends, as during Paris Fashion Week, Diane will be pulling a few tricks out of her sleeves. There&amp;#039;s probably no need to remind you that last November, she launched her latest line `Diane,&amp;#039; a re-edition of her favorite patterns of the last few decades, used on re-released DVF classics\u2014think 80s geometry on a classic shift dress: retro delight meets forever chic\u2014so to celebrate its arrival in shops, she&amp;#039;s launching a `vintage concept store&amp;#039; in her flagship Paris boutique on rue d&amp;#039;Alger. There, the vintage-inspired line will take over the space amidst contemporary art presentations, all of which aim to reflect the vintage spirit of the line. It&amp;#039;ll be on for a week (March 1st through 9th) and the art will be changed on a daily basis which should be enough to attract art fanatics and fashion historians. And there is more\u2014for those of you on a budget (read: me), Diane (the woman, not the line) is also launching a line of low-key leather goods, such as iPad covers and more budget-friendly goodies. After fashion week, the art will go but the clothes will stay. Permanently. Pfew. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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