It's My Daily Inspiration, Again: Uliana

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I can't tell you how much joy it brings to me to see Uliana on a gray morning - or on any day xoxo... Especially, when she wears ones of her bright and very colorful mix-and-match wardrobes...Not to mention the fashion risks she takes - and, unlike with many of us out there - it actually works with her - or, rather - on her...




As much as the runways might be gorgeous and fun to look at - [and take a note] - there is nothing like the street looks that inspire.


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