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I recently graduated with a Bachelor's in Fashion Media and a double minor in Styling and English. I grew up in a small town on Lake Michigan, and I always try to soak up as much sun as possible when ...

I recently graduated with a Bachelor's in Fashion Media and a double minor in Styling and English. I grew up in a small town on Lake Michigan, and I always try to soak up as much sun as possible when ...