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Shoppers looking for shoes at Barneys’ Beverly Hills store last night got more than they bargained for: Specifically, Arianna Huffington, Huffington Post senior editor Willow Bay, Barneys’ Julie Gilhart, and designer Rozae Nichols discussing sustainability, the death of print media, and “joy-triggers” (a term Huffington coined for the simple pleasures in life). They’d gathered to celebrate the Barneys launch of Nichols’ Ian line (named for her husband, but for ladies only), which creates joy-triggers of the laser-cut dress variety. “For me it’s all about the classics…pieces that won’t be obsolete and that will work for you,” Nichols (pictured with Huffington) said of her creations,Wholesale Paul Smith clothing, which are inspired by minimalist art and by her travels.

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