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“Beauty, is not about shapes and sizes. Any fool with scissors can make you a dress, but you’re going to have to do some of the work yourself, you know. Confidence, child. Beautiful people aren’t beautiful because of the cut of their clothes. They know they’re beautiful.”

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A Thread of Gold

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