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Interviewing Amisha Ghadiali at Vintage Goodwood

Posted on August 14, 2010March 29, 2013 by Leonora Oppenheim

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Thanks to Amisha for inviting me down to glorious Goodwood for a fun day out at the fair and for the opportunity to interview her about the Think Act Vote campaign.

Fashioning The Future Talk at Vintage at Goodwood

Posted in NewsTagged Amisha Ghadiali, ethical fashion, interviews, Vintage Goodwood

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