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"Charitable Organization Born Free Uses Art and Design to End HIV in Children\nThe new organization is dedicated to ending HIV/AIDs with a distinct approach, and designs made from the vivid visuals of Kenyan artist Wangechi Mutu\nFrom left: Women's dress, $450; women's canvas tote, $175; mini canvas tote, $160; shopbop.com\nFrom left: Women's dress, $245; child's party dress, $146\nFrom left: Women's tunic dress, $240; child's raglan long sleeve T-shirt, $65\nClockwise: Women's T-shirt, $95; baby onesie, $68; child's all-in-one, $98; child's dress, $98\nFrom left: Women's pant, $194; child's skirt, $98\nFrom left: Women's scarf, $88; diaper bag, $155\nFrom left: Women's A-line dress, $195; child's A-line dress, $120\nFrom left: Women's scarf/sarong, $120; child's scarf/sarong, $95\nFrom left: Women's Mutu shirt dress with front waist tie, $220; baby Mutu onesie, $85\nFrom left: Women's scarf, $58; women's maxi dress, $245; baby bib, $42\nFrom left: Women's sheath dress with combo print, $220; child's tee, $75\nFrom left: Women's pleated skirt, $220; child's pleated skirt, $140"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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