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    Fashion journalist & brand strategist based in Berlin. Writing about fashion, styling, and the thinking behind what we wear.

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    Former Marie Claire editor decoding the Parisian je ne sais quoi. Roaming the streets to capture outrageously chic Parisians and uncover the city’s best-kept food, drink, and shopping secrets / [email protected]

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