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Barneys breaks down New York-style living in quirky window display

May 11, 2016

Barneys New York window display developed with Margaret Lee; photo by Tom Sibley Barneys New York window display developed with Margaret Lee; photo by Tom Sibley

 

By Staff reports

Department store chain Barneys New York is turning its windows into an art gallery through a collaboration with Margaret Lee.

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