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Judy Stewart brings you a new season of Unpaused—stories of women who create with theirhands and transform their lives in the process.Unpaused is back—and it’s taking a bold new direction.This season, Judy Stewart steps into the creative world of women who have left behind…
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S8, Ep 56 - Justine Picardie Part 2: Evolution not Reinvention (opens the original)
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This is the second of a two-part interview with Justine Picardie, the distinguished British biographer, novelist, and fashion historian. Returning to Unpaused’s most persistent themes, Justine describes her career evolution, from her early days as an investigative reporter in London to her surprise move to the pages of fashion journalism, where she rose to become long-term editor-in-chief of the prestigious Harper’s Bazaar UK. Since then, Justine has achieved both critical and commercial success
S8, Ep 55 - Justine Picardie Part 1: Fashioning the Crown (opens the original)
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This is the first of a two-part interview with Justine Picardie, the distinguished British biographer, novelist, and fashion historian. Justine talks to Judy about her new book, Fashioning the Crown , a study of British royal fashion in the twentieth century. While the sartorial choices of Wallis Simpson (‘you can never be too rich or too thin’), including the notorious Lobster Dress designed by Schiaparelli with Salvador Dali, were so provocative and newsworthy, it was Queen Elizabeth (wife of
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