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Simon Doonan Tells Us Which Comic Book Character He Would Be

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Welcome to Party Bites, a new Racked series where fancy people at glamourous parties answer our probing questions.


The art and fashion realms collided last night as Barneys New York launched its latest collaboration inspired by pop artist Roy Lichtenstein. The Madison Avenue department store partnered with the Art Production Fund and the artist's estate to produce a limited edition home goods collection, complete with Roy Lichtenstein placemats and beach blankets. In honor of the Lichtenstein comic paintings that we all know and love—if you need a fashion translation, think 3.1 Phillip Lim Fall 2012—we asked Hannah Bronfman, Simon Doonan, and Dorothy Lichtenstein, and more about the comic book character they wish they could be. Poof! Their responses are in the gallery. —Claudia Saide

· All Party Bites Coverage [Racked]
· Roy Lichtenstein's Pop Art Palooza Takes Over Barneys [Racked NY]