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'If looks are all you've ever had, then losing them can be mis. But that's your own silly fault for not cultivating the rest of you.'
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'If looks are all you've ever had, then losing them can be mis. But that's your own silly fault for not cultivating the rest of you.'
Hazel/ 1991/ Manchester/ Female/ Textiles/ French/ English Language/Biology/ Cookery/ Hygiene.
My website
Ask me something here
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For people with dwarfism, a fashion line of their own
New York Fashion Week is well underway. And while the designs that are gracing the runways in Bryant Park will trickle down to the rest of us throughout the year, most of us will never wear the actual clothes on display. Whether we can’t afford couture or whether we’re not quite what labels had in mind when they designated clothing lines ready-to-wear, Fashion Week is often more about fantasy than realistic aspirations. And the gap between dreams and reality can be particularly stark if you’re a person with dwarfism, a part of the market the already-myopic fashion industry ignores almost entirely. —>Read on Washington PostBooooooooooooooooooooooooooost
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