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“When I met with Deepak Chopra, instead of asking him for something, I offered something. You can always think of things that are not really any costs to you that still have a huge benefit.”

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Rachel Roy
Rachel Roy

Rachel Roy is a renowned fashion designer, born on January 15, 1974. Her unique design style, blending traditional and modern elements, has won the favor of the fashion industry and consumers. more

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