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While magazines go out with a bang,
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Dresner, who brought the greats – Yamamoto, Demeulemeester, Margiela, Jil Sander, Commes des Garcons – to the Upper East Side more than twenty years ago sums it up best,
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Staying alive in this economy will be rough. Small boutiques will have to carry things the big stores don’t, whether that means different lines or just a different buy, because they just can’t mark things down the way Barneys can. Customers will need incentives – buy this, get that – they’ll need motivation and they’ll need, most of all, encouragement because even those who have the money to shop right now are terrified.
It won’t be easy,
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