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Gucci store tour with Mark Lee (and his shoes)

I got back to Paris on the red eye from New York yesterday and I can honestly say this trip was so much more than I expected it to be, and I expected a lot.  I still can’t believe that last Monday morning I was in my apartment in Paris, surrounded by graffiti in Belleville, and then that evening I was in this luxurious hotel room on 54th street in New York.

One of the more interesting parts of this trip was that the four bloggers got to take a 30 minute guided tour of the new Gucci store in New York at 56th and 5th (the biggest Gucci store in the world) by Gucci C.E.O. Mark Lee. 

Here, you’ll see, I snapped a shot of Mark’s shoes, staying true to my blogger habit of footwear snapping (me and Olivier Zahm I guess).  What brand did you say they were again, Mark?  Something Italian.  Gee, it’s on the tip of my tongue…

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Mark couldn’t have been nicer.  And yes, I’m going to talk more about the tour this week, because the store is interesting, the business side of things is fascinating, I think.

But first, let’s indulge ourselves: Cory Kennedy showed up halfway through the tour, her hands shoved in her pockets, blowing pink bubbles with her gum, and taking pictures with a disposable camera.  (Click, wind, wind, wind.)  Here’s a video of Cory and her friend cooing over a pink clutch. 

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