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Design Hunting: Backstage at the Ballet, Up Front at the Ace Hotel

  • 7/9/09 at 1:15 PM
The New York City Ballet's hardworking tutus at rest. Watch the slideshow

The New York City Ballet's hardworking tutus at rest.Photo: Wendy Goodman

This week, our tireless design editor Wendy Goodman shows us the unseen secrets of the New York City Ballet's wardrobe, weighs in on the exceedingly groovy lobby of the Ace Hotel, hangs out with young wallpaper savant Este Lewis of Soy Este and the landscape designer/artist Paula Hayes, and examines the mind-bending designs of semi-Surrealist Sebastian Errazuriz.

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