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Angel Sanchez presented a cohesive collection of formal dresses and separates — using lines, shapes, and primary colors to a brilliant effect. The designs, which proved that simple craftsmanship can create high drama, were inspired by the “Geometry of Hope” exhibit on view at the New York University Grey Art Gallery. That exhibit, which includes works by mid-century abstract Latin American artists, showcases the personal collection of the designer’s client, friend, and fellow Venezuelan Patricia Phelps de Cisneros.
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|Angel Sanchez presented a cohesive collection of formal dresses and separates — using lines, shapes, and primary colors to a brilliant effect. The designs, which proved that simple craftsmanship can create high drama, were inspired by the “Geometry of Hope” exhibit on view at the New York University Grey Art Gallery. That exhibit, which includes works by mid-century abstract Latin American artists, showcases the personal collection of the designer’s client, friend, and fellow Venezuelan Patricia Phelps de Cisneros.
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