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Sundays Studio reopened on July 6th with a breadth of new safety and sanitation procedures. "We were inspired by learning from others, including salons that reopened in Asian countries, or different parts of the country earlier than in New York," explains founder Amy Ling Lin. In addition to many of the practices first introduced at hair salons—including wearing masks, temperature checks, sanitizer stations, and contactless payment—Lin has reduced salon capacity by half, put up glass partitions around each manicure station to prevent close contact, and added chairs outside for the option of al-fresco drying. In addition to nail specialists wearing masks and gloves, they have new uniforms that can only be worn within the studios. It was also important to Lin to build in a lot of breaks into her nail specialist's daily schedule. "There are still uncertainties ahead of us, but no matter what happens, I think we have the ability to overcome that," says Lin. "Take wearing masks all day at work for example, it is not the most comfortable thing but if health care workers can do that, we are strong enough and flexible enough to do the same." We also recreated Coco’s apartment because Virginie was looking at all the details in her apartment, which I know Karl took from over the years, all the symbols of the lions and the gold, you can see them all in her apartment. Have you ever visited her apartment? And capturing that environment is so embedded in the history of the Métiers d’Art shows as well. Yeah, it’s true because in the I Can Only Please One Person Per Day Today Is Not Your Day Shirt they’ve always done it in an interesting location.