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"FacebookPinterest\n\nFacebookPinterestShowsNYRubric.gif \n\nSo you\u2019ve been showing your collections in New York for 25 years. What\u2019s changed?\n\n The technology. There\u2019s newness that comes from it, but I have to tell you: I don\u2019t approve of it! I get it. It\u2019s brilliant, but I\u2019d rather people put as much attention and energy into the season\u2019s clothes.\n\nWhat\u2019s stayed the same? \n\n Black stays the same. No question about that. It will always be around.\n\nWhere do you go in the city to unwind and escape?\n\n Bar Pitti. I like to hang out there, because I can go privately. No make up, no hair, casual as can be. And then, late at night, I do love the Boom Boom Room [laughs].\n\nYeah, it\u2019s hard to say that one with a straight face. The Ace was a great choice of venue, by the way. You don\u2019t like showing your collections in tents, huh?\n\n No, but I did just launch a major Haiti relief program called &amp;quot;A Tent Today, A Home Tomorrow&amp;quot; last night. So I\u2019ve been lugging tents into my store! We\u2019ve been putting them all over New York for the project. For $1,000 you can purchase one and house ten people.\n\nWhere are you going once New York fashion week is over?\n\n Again, Haiti. It\u2019s very important what\u2019s going on there.\n\nCheck back soon at GQ.com/style for a slideshow of DKNY\u2019s Fall 2010 men\u2019s collection."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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