When my mother did fittings for her clients, I was hiding, looking at these beautiful ladies try on … - Donatella Versace

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Donatella Versace

When my mother did fittings for her clients, I was hiding, looking at these beautiful ladies try on these fantastic clothes. I was dreaming as a small child to try these clothes on myself.

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