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Proving
that there’s an opportunity for a fashion statement in anything you wear, Band-Aid has teamed up with fashion designer
Cynthia Rowley to offer a line of limited-edition bandages.
Proving
that there’s an opportunity for a fashion statement in anything you wear, Band-Aid has teamed up with fashion designer
Cynthia Rowley to offer a line of limited-edition bandages that look more like
accessories than the conventional flesh-colored strips. The “Dress Up” bandages
come in 14 designs, printed with lace, sequin and other fanciful patterns, and
housed in decorative versions of the brand’s traditional tins. The limited-edition
line is available at the Cooper-Hewitt
National Design
Museum in New York, and in Cynthia Rowley stores and
onwww.cynthiarowley.com. One
dollar from the sale of each tin benefits Design Ignites Change, which supports
students in design projects that address social issues.