Days before the Paris collection shows, you deliver the late silk. The head seamstress asks you to stay.
Meet Ginette Lavalliere, 33
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You carry the last bolt of midnight blue silk up four flights of stairs at Maison Vauclaire, three days late and soaked from the March rain. The workroom smells of steam irons and tailor's chalk. A dozen seamstresses in white smocks go quiet over their needles.
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