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" &amp;quot;When I started this business over 10 years ago, the dream was to be in Barneys,&amp;quot; said shoe designer Rupert Sanderson over yogurt and honey and jelly donuts at the Breslin this week. &amp;quot;There are certain stores that are the gold standard, and this is one of them. To finally be selling here is more than I can imagine.&amp;quot;  Sanderson, of course, was discussing his recent partnership with Barneys for fall, in which he will sell 13 styles (4 exclusive) with the luxury retailer. Customers can expect his signature, sexy open toe Estelle washed in grey suede and leather Zohra brogue, which Sanderson describes as a &amp;quot;tongueless monk shoe.&amp;quot; All this from what Simon Doonan calls &amp;quot;a straight shoe designer!&amp;quot; The it Brit joins his contemporaries like Gianvito Rossi, Tabitha Simmons, and Nicholas Kirkwood on the floor at Barneys, along with major powerhouses like Celine and Rick Owens. Of being part of the influx of younger designers that the store champions, Sanderson had this tosay: &amp;quot;The truth is everyone they feature and edit are highly respected, and have really established their businesses. It&amp;#039;s like they come to you when you have finally earned your stars and your stripes.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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