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“I'm a doodler. It was my first job as a boy, and I still do it. At night I keep a block of paper and a pencil with a huge piece of string next to me. When I have an idea, I grab the string and just doodle.”

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Born on November 28, 1942, Manolo Blahnik is an internationally renowned fashion designer. His designs are known for their elegance, refinement, and uniqueness, particularly for his high heels. Blahnik's designs are beloved by celebrities and fashion enthusiasts alike, and his brand has become a symbol of the fashion industry. more

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