Advice Line with Norma Kamali of Norma Kamali

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Joining me this week is Fashion Designer Legendary Fashion Designer Norma Kamali. Norma, welcome back to the show. I'm happy to be back. It's so great to have you back on the show. You were first on how I built this, uh, in 2021, and uh and of course you told the story of how you built your hugely influential fashion business. And and of course if those of you listening have not yet heard that story, please check out our feed. We've just posted the original episode and we'll also put a link in the description. It is such an amazing story. Uh, but basically in the in the in the sixties Norma was working as an airline clerk and then using her employee discount to fly to London and then buy up clothes sort of secondhand clothes there and then opened a store in New York to sell them, eventually start designing

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