October 17, 201213 yr those are littlewoods not lipsy. jamie doesn't work for lipsy. it doesn't matter what brand of clothing you wear when working for a catalog. the catalog is your client NOT the brand you happen to be wearing.
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November 2, 201213 yr Thanks everyone those are littlewoods not lipsy. jamie doesn't work for lipsy. it doesn't matter what brand of clothing you wear when working for a catalog. the catalog is your client NOT the brand you happen to be wearing. That's right, but I was wondering smth: brands don't even make some directions about booking models, for example color of skin, hair and stuff like that? Is it same for the models who work for Nordstrom, Bloomingdales...? Coz I see some girls doing some brands at Bloomingdales couple of seasons, or I'm just imagining things?
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