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Byline: Andre Leon Talley
Around 1:00 a.m. on the eve of her spring show, Vera Wang received a phone call saying that her father, C. C. Wang, who was 87 and had been ill, was fading. She rushed to Southampton, Long Island, and was by his bedside in his lingering moments. Then she returned to the city and to the work she loves. The show must go on.
If Wang worked in Paris, she would be touted as a genius. Spring 2007 was glorious, a poignant show full of artful grace and Eastern influences-the seduction of a geisha's robe, ...