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" I&amp;#039;ve waded through my share of junk to unearth unexpectedly chic vintage stuff over the years: a real leopard barrel muff salvaged from my grandmother&amp;#039;s closet, a tangle of Tom Binns-style paste necklaces at the 17th Street flea market, and a pair of leather boots bought on the street in Chelsea whose resoling cost more than the actual shoes. But I haven&amp;#039;t yet had the pleasure of rooting around in a designer&amp;#039;s castoffs, as I (and you) will have on March 14 &amp;amp;amp; 15, when Donna Karan turns her downtown studio into a &amp;quot;personal warehouse sale.&amp;quot;  Obsessive types take note: You may not find the Pratesi sheets Ms. Karan has slept in, but there will be tons of vintage clothing and jewelry, furniture, photographs, and pieces plucked straight from her own closet. All of the proceeds will benefit the Urban Zen foundation, which funnels its resources into empowering children through transformative experiences and community collaborations. Donna Karan personal warehouse sale, March 14 &amp;amp;amp; 15 at Stephen Weiss Studio, 711 Greenwich St., 10am-7pm. Prices from $20-$2,000. Happy shopping! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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