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"FacebookPinterest\n\nWe cruised over to check out another Walker Street pop-up shop earlier today, as Patrik Ervell's two-week tenure will officially launch tomorrow. The industrial space is eerily reminiscent of Ervell's show at NYFW, with exposed intricate piping, and cinder blocks supporting shelves, so no surprise that artist Graham Hudson was responsible for both. The pop-up is third in a larger series by BOFFO called \"Building Fashion,\" and many NY'ers will be familiar with the recent Nicola Formichetti project that took place across the street.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nBack to Ervell: the selection in the shop is filled with everything a modern, dapper cat might be looking for: backpacks, gorgeous military jackets, seasonally appropriate suiting, and heavyweight, streamlined shirts. Having hadn't spent a lot of time up close with Ervell's stuff, I left with a few wish list items. Patrik himself cruised in to check on the progress just as we were leaving, and after a quick greeting, we remarked on the small grouping of his women's line that sit on the left hand wall, much of which compliments, and pulls directly from his guys collection. \"Don't worry,\" he said firmly as he brisked by, \"I'm still a menswear designer.\"\n\nA damn good one, might we add.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nThe pop-up is located at 57 Walker Street, between Broadway and Church."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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