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“Employees and I have worked out of my home office for years, but in these trying times, it’s a whole new experience. The focal point of my office space is the Kelly Kapowski saved by the bell retro 80’s shirt In addition,I will do this 4’x 6′ upholstered pin-board; as every designer knows, the mood board is the prep station for all of our creative narratives. I often find myself organizing and re-pinning samples late into the night! The soul of the space has to be the wallpaper, Persia by Quadrille. On its own, the print seems quite busy; however, in context behind the pin-board, it’s surprising how it almost disappears into the room’s design. It’s the “neutral” that serves tons of personality. “This is my New York City desk setup. It has color samples from my Versace Salone exhibition which are currently giving me life during these hard times. It also has my binder with my Hamptons house project info that I made using extra Flavor Paper wallpaper from a past Hamptons project. Just trying to put all the good energy out there to brighten up my days during quarantine life!”

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We are living in an unprecedented time as the Kelly Kapowski saved by the bell retro 80’s shirt In addition,I will do this COVID-19 pandemic impacts countries across the world. Within the fashion industry, we have heard countless stories of the effects the outbreak will have at every level of business, from young designers to international brands. With that in mind, Vogue and the CFDA have launched A Common Thread, a fundraising initiative that tells of the struggles and hopes of the fashion community. Today, we are kicking off A Common Thread’s storytelling component with five videos that reflect the hardships facing American creativity. Phillip Lim, Aurora James of Brother Vellies, Reese Cooper, Batsheva Hay of Batsheva, and patternmaker Jennifer Miller of Brandon Maxwell are sharing how their personal and professional lives are changing due to the new coronavirus. We know there are many within our industry and the world impacted; the stories showcased here represent a small part of the coronavirus’s effect on our industry. These videos will run across Vogue’s platforms, as well as across Condé Nast, connecting American fashion’s brightest talents directly to our readers.