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"   A look from Pipit&amp;#039;s AW11 collection.  Pipit, the four year old label from Dustin Horowitz, is growing up\u2014but just a bit. His line of feminine, colorful dresses has been exclusive to Barneys&amp;#039; Co-op for four years and he&amp;#039;s guessing his customer (a loyal one) is looking for something slightly more polished. Gone are the &amp;quot;dyed, very co-op, very short, very young&amp;quot; frocks. Instead, for fall, he&amp;#039;s offering something &amp;quot;a bit longer and a little more luxurious, more feminine&amp;quot; he says of the color blocked silhouettes that hit at the knee. Roy McMakin, the California-based furniture designer, provided the inspiration. He has a really interesting way with color, taking classic shapes and re-coloring them,&amp;quot; Horowitz says. At Pipit&amp;#039;s core is the mixing and matching of unexpected fabrics so with less color, Horowitz has gotten more experimental, &amp;quot;mixing ultra-suede and ribbed knits. [It&amp;#039;s] still young and downtown but a little more polished, less cutesy,&amp;quot; Horowitz says. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s always been a quirky collection and it&amp;#039;s still quirky, just a little more grown up.&amp;quot; This season, his girl gets a bag, too. They&amp;#039;re easy, slouchy, reversible bags with contrasting rope straps and will retail for around $300. Whether or not Pipit&amp;#039;s ready to explode, or stay exclusive to Barneys Horowitz wasn&amp;#039;t sure yet: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m about to meet Amanda Brooks for the first time, so we&amp;#039;ll see!&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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