Show Notes
On episode 3, Niamh and Ellen discuss the fashion headlines of the week, including the first Monday in May – The Met Gala, Lila Moss's (yes, offspring of supermodel Kate Moss) cover debut for British Vogue, plus hear from the real Andy Sachs — Samantha Short – on the realities of working in a high-power fashion.
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