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The Haute Guide Episode 9: Next in Fashion S2 E1 & The Problem With St. Louis’ Fashion Industry

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Welcome back to another episode of The Haute Guide! Have you seen the new season of Next in Fashion? If not make sure to check it out, but in the mean time, I’m giving you the real about how I feel about the first episode. Then – we’re getting into the problems with St. Louis’s fashion industry, even problems that I contributed to – and what we have to do to solve them.

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