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Gap Turns Rockefeller Center Into One Giant Handbag

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Iconic Atlas statue in Rockefeller Center, New York City, symbolizing strength and endurance.
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Reed Krakoff is putting his name on Gap's first-ever bag collection, and the debut is not a quiet one: GapBag takes over Rockefeller Center for New York Fashion Week, tote rendered at billboard scale. The collection also brings artist editions and a customization option to the display. It is a bold, very public way to introduce a brand-new line.

With reporting from WWD.

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