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To commemorate the November launch of its first children's collection, Lanvin have created four limited-edition hand-stitched and embroidered dolls, part-proceeds of the sale of which will be donated to benefit Dessine l'Espoir, the charity designer Alber Elbaz commissioned to fabricate them. The dolls are made by HIV-positive women in Swaziland and are dressed in miniature versions of Lanvin Petite outfits. The dolls will retail at $400 and can be purchased from Lanvin stores in November.
See two other versions after the jump.
See two other versions after the jump.
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| Images: Lanvin |
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