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5:03Now PlayingEpisode Two of Invitation Only takes the viewer inside a curiosity shop in NYC's Upper East Side. The store sells bizarre, expensive stuff for home decoration: taxidermied peacocks, ancient Chinese headdresses, handmade bowls with rubies in them. You know? For your home...
Video by Jed Rosenberg
Host - Kim Bhasin
Cinematographer - Brian Schildhorn
Camera - Michael Byhoff
Graphics - Christian Capestany
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There is one sector of the retail industry that is going strongluxury stores. Bloomberg reporter, Kim Bhasin hosts this video series that looks at the shops that sell the best of the best and the people who make the trip to the shop to part with their money. This is a series exploring the fanciest shops in the world. What do they sell, who owns them, and who are the customers buying this stuff?
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