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U L T I M a T E G U I D E T O N E W Y O R K C I ULTIMATE GUIDE TO NEW YORK CITY SUMMER SPECIAL HAMPTONS COVERAGE A U G 2 0 1 3 S H O P P I N G | DINING | BROADWAY | MUSEUMS NYC Monthly NYC June, 2013 June, 12.75 x 8.9375 12.75 13.125 x 9.3125 13.125 Laird & Partners Laird 12.875 x 9.0625 x 9.0625 12.875 ARTWORKS.com client: publication: date: issue bleed: trim: safety: DKNY ARTWORKS ARTWORKS DKNY # NYC MONTHLY - DPS (COVER 2, PAGE 1) - JUNE - DPS (COVER 2, PAGE NYC MONTHLY by Amy Gartrell 15936_LP-DKNYM-13-0XX_NYC_MTHLY_JUNE.indd ryo yamamoto ryo 15559-DKNY_Amy_Gartrell_SWOP.tif ‘Testing 1’ ‘Testing 15936 05.20.13 05.20.13 9 am time: job#: date: image name: by: prepared document name: DATE MODIFIED: PREPARED BY LISA May 20, 2013 3:38 PM DPS (COVER 2, PaGE CLIENT/SEASON: DKNy UNIT: BLEED: 13.125" W X 9.3125" H 1) - 4C DESIGN JOB#: DKNyM-DOM-13-0XX CREATIVE: DKNySP13_LOGO TRIM: 12.875" W X 9.0625" H MEDIA ISSUE DATE/ SAFETY: POSTING DATE: JUNE 12.75" W X 8.9375" H PRODUCTION PUBLICATION: NyC MONTHLy CLOSING DATE: 5/20 CLIENT SERVICES Jimmy Page and Gary Clark Jr. Photographed by Danny Clinch, London 2013 SOHO BOWERY EAST HAMPTON SHOP THE NEW JOHNVARVATOS.COM metropolis collection 18K Brushed Yellow Gold and Diamond Earrings Available for Pre-Order IVANKA TRUMP 109 Mercer St. | 725 5th Ave. | NYC 1.888.756.9912 www.ivankatrumpcollection.com Contents p.20 FEATURES 18 Top 10 things to do in August 30 Welcome to NYC! 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