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#BoFLIVE: Styling Masterclass With Lucinda Chambers

Catch up on the live masterclass by the top stylist who spent over three decades in magazines.

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BoF Team

20 April 2020

LONDON, United Kingdom — The legendary stylist who spent 36 years at the forefront of magazine publishing as fashion director of British Elle and British Vogue, gave a masterclass for aspiring stylists on everything from developing concepts to crafting a portfolio.

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