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Nosotros desde Fucking Young hemos realizado un video de inspiración para la categoría de Personal Shopper. Imagínate pasar unos días en la ciudad de New York, siempre al lado de una experta como Bárbara Crespo (Antena 3 Nova, Madrid Fashion Week). Esto seguro que hace subir tu Curriculum…
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