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Why I Wrote About The Dark Side Of Fashion

Why I Wrote About The Dark Side Of Fashion

The fashion industry, as seen from the outside, has a bad image and reputation. It’s all shine, puffery and surface. Is fashion only about beautiful women in stunning clothes? I wrote Wildchilds because I wanted to delve deeply into that other side, the one which, as a player for four decades, knew so well. I […]

January 7, 2019 | By Eugenia Melian | 1 Reply More

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