“In my last article, I spoke about the realities of mental illness in creative organisations, the stigma often associated with it and its subsequent effects on the individual and those around them.”
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If you type ‘beautiful women’ into a Google image search, it’s likely that the results will feature a myriad of young, slim, white women with a golden tan, narrow straight nose, soft pouty lips and long wavy hair.
I spent the first few years of my life rummaging forests and attempting to build dams across rushing rivers at the foot of the Swiss mountains. It is no wonder that my mother made us wear what she called ‘play clothes’...
London fashion weeks are usually lauded as an unabashed creative affair, like a rebellious sibling to New York and Milan, where the artistic expressions are proudly presented with cheeky misbehaviour.
“In my last article, I spoke about the realities of mental illness in creative organisations, the stigma often associated with it and its subsequent effects on the individual and those around them.”
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