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"   Photo: Getty Images  Last night, news broke that Karl Lagerfeld would be the third designer in Macy&amp;#039;s new series of collaborations. The department store&amp;#039;s clearly aiming for an incredibly diverse cast of guest designers; they kicked things off with British wunderkind Kinder Aggugini, then signed Matthew Williamson and now Karl Lagerfeld. Of course, the latter two are familiar with all sorts of bridge and mass diffusion lines. Lagerfeld was the first to design for H&amp;amp;amp;M and up until last season he designed his eponymous line (in between doing Fendi and Chanel) at a contemporary price point. Whatever he makes for Macy&amp;#039;s will cost significantly less than anything he&amp;#039;s done before (minus that Coke bottle). Mediabistro says Li &amp;amp;amp; Fung, the licensing firm based out of Hong Kong that produces Rachel Zoe&amp;#039;s collection and Jennifer Lopez&amp;#039;s new wares for Kohl&amp;#039;s, will supply Lagerfeld&amp;#039;s new initiative as well. But do you want the man designing your $3,000 quilted Chanel bag designing denim skirts at Macy&amp;#039;s too? Do you not care? Or, more likely, will each customer fail to overlap? The line should hit stores sometime next fall. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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