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avileworld-org · 4 months

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Harper's Bazaar Italia #8 2023 Cover

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Models Apolline Rocco Fohrer [IG], Avanti Nagrath [IG], Photographer Nick Knight [IG], Fashion Director Sissy Vian [IG], Art Director Marc Ascoli [IG], Hair Stylist Eugene Souleiman [IG], Makeup Artist Val Garland [IG], Manicurist Adam Slee [IG], Casting Director Anita Bitton [IG], Editor-in-Chief Daria Veledeeva.

#Model Apolline Rocco Fohrer #Model Avanti Nagrath #Photographer Nick Knight #Fashion Director Sissy Vian #Art Director Marc Ascoli #Hair Stylist Eugene Souleiman #Makeup Artist Val Garland #Manicurist Adam Slee #Casting Director Anita Bitton #Editor-in-Chief Daria Veledeeva

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mcblingbrat · 2 years

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American Vogue May 2001

Editorial: She's So Money

Photographer: Mario Testino

Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington

Hair: Michael Boadi

Make-Up: Val Garland

Models: Caroline Ribeiro and Marcelle Bittar

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distantvoices · 1 month

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Kristen McMenamy by Sølve Sundsbø for V Magazine March 2024

George Cortina (Fashion Editor/Stylist), Shon (Hair Stylist), Val Garland (Makeup Artist), Goran Macura (Casting Director), Adam Slee (Manicurist)

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newestcool · 7 months

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Xiao Wen Ju at the Giambattista Valli f/w 2014 couture show Creative Director Giambattista Valli Makeup Artist Val Garland Hair Stylist Orlando Pita Casting Director Maria Giulia Azario Newest Cool

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k00284226 · 1 year

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Artist Research

I've recently been watching a lot of the show 'Glow Up' on Netflix and have become intrigued by Val Garland.

In addition to being a judge on 'Glow Up', Garland is also the L'Oréal Paris global makeup artist and the British Vogue contributing beauty editor. She originally started as a hair dresser in Australia, colouring hair before she moved to makeup.

#val garland #confident #makeup #temporary #glow up #netflix

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nancykerrigan · 4 years

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Quarantine has me down so here is a montage of Val Garland saying her catchphrase 'Ding dong!'

Glow Up Season 2 is coming to Netflix in August!

#val garland #glow up #netflix #makeup #makeup artist #dingdong #ding dong

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popculturebeganin2010 · 2 years

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What more of an iconic start to remembering 2010 than that of Lady Gaga's infamous meat dress, designed by Franc Fernandez, and worn on none other than the red carpet of 2010's MTV VMA's.

The dress, tiny beret and bag were all made of Argentinian beef and were designed by Argentinian designer Franc Fernandez and styled by Nicola Formichetti. It was said to be inspired by Gaga's makeup artist, Val Garland, who apparently would wear meat dresses in the 70's to parties. Further inspiration may have come from Czech-Canadian artist Jana Sterbak's 1980's piece Vanitas: Flesh Dress for an Albino Anorectic. Sterbak's hand-sewn meat dress must be remade for every showing, and its gradual decomposition changes its meaning upon viewing.

The meat dress was worn by Gaga when she accepted her Video of the Year Award, for none other than Bad Romance. The dress was kept refrigerated during the night before Gaga accepted her award, and she was sewn into the dress backstage. Gaga became the first female artist to receive two nominations for the Video of the Year Award (Bad Romance and Telephone), and 2010's VMA's became the most viewed since the 2002 VMA's. Perhaps this can be attributed solely to Gaga's appearance, her meat dress drawing its fair share of controversy from the public. PETA issued a public statement drawing criticism of the outfit, and Ellen Degeneres expressed discomfort at sitting next to Gaga on The Degeneres Show, as Gaga continued to wear the dress for the post-VMA press photos and interviews.

The public was generally confused and baffled by the dress, and it was easy to cite it as none other than another one of her strange antics made only to gain public notoriety. However, Gaga said that the dress served more than just a hideous fashion statement. It represented her stance on the US military's discriminatory "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, which barred LGBTQIA+ individuals from serving in the military if they were open about their sexuality. Gaga's dress was a direct connection to her 2010 speech which urged the US Military to change its stance on queer American soldiers who wanted to serve in the army. In this speech, she referred to "equality as the prime rib of America," and said that she didn't "get to enjoy the greatest cut of meat that my country has to offer," because of the 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. In 2016, the dress become a meal in a Chinese hot pot restaurant. The Beijing restaurant featured a blonde Barbie cladded in cuts of raw meat, ready to be cooked and eaten in the sizzling hot pot.

Today, Gaga's dress has become more than just a symbolic memory of the chaotic energy of 2010. The dress is permanently reserved in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the exhibition Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power. After the 2010 VMAs, the dress was taxidermied to become what is essentially beef jerky, so that it can live permanently in the museum.

#meat dress #2010 vmas #mtv #lady gaga #2010s #lady gaga meat dress

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aestheticsontrial · 7 years

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Val Garland for London Fashion Week

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avileworld-org · 4 months

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Harper's Bazaar Italia December 2023

Harper's Bazaar Italia December 2023: Out of Dark

CREDITS Models Apolline Rocco Fohrer [IG], Avanti Nagrath [IG], Photographer Nick Knight [IG], Fashion Director Sissy Vian [IG], Art Director Marc Ascoli [IG], Hair Stylist Eugene Souleiman [IG], Makeup Artist Val Garland [IG], Casting Director Anita Bitton [IG], Manicurist Adam Slee [IG].

#Harper's Bazaar Italia #Model Apolline Rocco Fohrer #Model Avanti Nagrath #Photographer Nick Knight #Fashion Director Sissy Vian #Art Director Marc Ascoli #Hair Stylist Eugene Souleiman #Makeup Artist Val Garland #Casting Director Anita Bitton #Manicurist Adam Slee #2023

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welovecampbell · 4 years

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A moment with:

Campbell Ritchie

Cam was lovely enough to let me ask her a few questions for this blog. I hope you guys enjoy.

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Q: How did you get your start in the Industry?

CR: Before I was a makeup artist I was a professional ballerina!! After a life changing injury I turned to makeup. I assisted the greats Kevyn Aucoin, François NARS, and Val Garland. This was my apprenticeship and they were my mentors

Q: Were there any obstacles you faced?

CR: Actually I have always been very blessed that the people whom taught me lead me to my career today. The only obstacle I’ve ever faced in life is jealously from others.

Q: What do you love the most about your job?

CR: Everyday is different, I could be on a film set, or a tv set, on tour with a musician, artist or band. Working on a celebrity or actress for a red carpet event to shooting the latest Victoria Secrets campaign.

Q: How does your process of creating a flattering look for a model look like?

CR: It all comes down to the creative director and client, it’s then my job to recreate the look that they want for that model.

Q: How do you pick which products and brands to work with?

CR: I only work with brands that are vegan, cruelty free, sustainable and have the same ethos as I do when it comes to the planet and animal cruelty.

Q: Who are your top 3 people to work with?

CR: I love actress Naomi Watts (fellow aussie)

(Supermodel/ VS girl) Jess Hart is my dear girlfriend and I’ve worked with her since she was 15.

And then my BFF Genevive Padalecki she is one of the kindest humans I know, is an incredible mother and wife, she calls me most days just to check in or with makeup and beauty questions. This women has rescued me in many a situation. She’s my ride or die, my sister.

Q: If you had the power to create a makeup line or product with absolutely no hindrance in the universe what would it be?

CR: Actually I would love to help large famous brands that we all know do better and be better!!

The industry is already overly saturated with cosmetics, it would be my dream to make these large commercial brands cleaner and greener, and animal friendly.

Q: How do you balance a busy career with me time and family time?

CR: Mediation is my go to! If I’m not grounded I can’t be of service to my family, or my clients.

It’s that whole put your oxygen mask on before helping others!!!

Q: Any tips?

Mediation, take time for you!

Q: How do you feel about the beauty standards created by Instagram?

CR: I think that Instagram has become very EGO based and Narcissistic, I always try to use my platform for the greater good, by be encouraging and to inspire, I think everyone is beautiful, and people don’t need makeup to make them beautiful. It should be a tool to enhance NOT cover up!!

Q: Any updates on your skincare line?

CR: Watch this space! With Covid my Earth day 2020 launch has been postponed!

Q: If you could pick a statement to be burned into the minds of everyone on this planet what would it be?

CR: Be yourself, do better be better, inspire, but most of all BE kind

Who else is as excited as me for the skincare line?

There you have it! Thanks again to @campbelletritchie for taking time out of her day to answer our questions 💓

#campbell ritchie #we love campbell #cruelty free makep #celebrity makeup artist #make up #skin care #vegan makeup

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lesliasonsdemarieantoinette · 6 years

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It’s what I’d call the youth of today — strong, urban, and empowered. She’s strong; she’s tough and she’s real. It’s about having the confidence to be who you are.

Val Garland, lead Makeup Artist for the Giambattista Valli fall 2018 haute couture show

#giambattista valli #haute couture #backstage #chanel #les liaisons de marie antoinette #fall 2018

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distantvoices · 4 years

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"Super 70s" Ajok Madel and Meghan Roche By Sølve Sundsbø For V Magazine March 2020. Goran Macura (Editor), Anna Trevelyan (Fashion Editor/Stylist), Franco Gobbi (Hair Stylist), Val Garland (Makeup Artist), Adam Slee (Manicurist).

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newestcool · 1 year

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Jennifer Pugh for Vogue Italia March 2006 ''One Night In Las Vegas’’ Photographer Peter Lindbergh Fashion Editor/Stylist Patti Wilson Makeup Artist Val Garland Hair Stylist Ward Newest Cool on Instagram

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undertheinfluencerd · 3 years

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Glow Up: Where To Follow The Season 3 Cast On Instagram

Season 3 of the hit series Glow Up is currently streaming on Netflix, and fans want to get to know the MUAs even more on their Instagrams. Season 3 premiered on July 30, almost exactly a year after season 2 dropped, and it brought plenty of tearful moments, inspiration, and incredible makeup looks.

This season, there was a shakeup in the cast. TV personality and model Maya Jama replaced Stacey Dooley as host. However, Dominic Skinner and Val Garland returned as judges.

Related: Glow Up: Everything To Know About Season 3 Host Maya Jama

The show (formally called Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up Star) follows 10 aspiring makeup artists based in the UK. The makeup artists (MUAs) battle it out to become Britain’s next makeup star and win a contract assisting some of the world’s top makeup artists. This season’s MUAs range from ages 19 to 30 and come from all walks of life.

Dolli Okoriko is a 26-year-old makeup artist from London. Before joining Glow Up, she worked as a professional visual creator and beauty broadcaster at Selfridges, a high-end department store in the UK. Dolli became a mom at the age of 20 and talked about how being a young mom impacted her work ethic and determination to succeed on Glow Up. Fans can find her at @dolli.glam.

Sophie Baverstock is 22-years-old and is from Bournemouth and London. Sophie, 17, is an autistic person. She channeled her love of horror, sci-fi, and all things gruesome with her love for makeup. Sophie is also eager to break the stigma surrounding people with autism. She recently graduated from Arts University Bournemouth. Get a glimpse at some of Sophie’s spooky makeup looks at @sophiebaverstock.

Ryley Isaac from London is the youngest contestant at 19 years old. Ryley rose to fame on social media as an influencer, creating makeup videos and showcasing her birthmark within her content. She says makeup has helped her to embrace the birthmark on her face and feel more confident. Fans can follow Ryley and her glamorous looks at @ryleyisaac.

27-year-old Jack Oliver is a makeup artist, ultra-glam beauty influencer, and care worker. Jack’s makeup career was put aside as the demand for caregivers increased due to the pandemic. They are known as Anna Lies around the Birmingham drag scene. Find this MUA at @jackoliverx.

Elliot Banks is 23 years old and from London. He’s a makeup artist, photographer, and creative designer. Elliot stated that his makeup style is a cross between special effects and beauty. Check out his makeup style, as well as his spectacular special effects makeup looks, at @bankselliot.

Samah Say is a 30-year-old beauty counter worker based in London. Samah’s makeup style is more traditional and glamorous than some of her fellow contestants. As a Muslim woman, Samah wants to redefine what a makeup artist looks like as a Muslim woman and show that Muslim women can be glamorous too. Follow Samah at @samahsay.

Craig Hamilton is a 24-year-old makeup artist and hairstylist from Northern Ireland and London. He has experience working in bridal, special effects, film, TV, and editorial makeup. Craig said makeup has helped him break out of his shell and gain more confidence. His account is @craighamiltonartistry.

27-year-old Alex Ogden Clark hails from Liverpool and is a triple threat. On top of being a stellar makeup artist, she is a hairstylist and fashion stylist. Alex is a self-described lipstick lover. Fans can follow Alex at @lipglosslezza.

Xavi Guillaume is a 23-year-old freelance journalist and makeup artist. Xavi started experimenting with makeup at 16. He talked about having Aspergers Syndrome on the show and using makeup for self-expression. Fans can follow Xavi at @xaviguillaume.

Nicole Marilyn is a 28-year-old MUA and entrepreneur from London. She owns an eco-friendly glitter brand called Disco Dust London. She loves enhancing natural features using subtle makeup and glitter. Follow her at @nicmarilyn.

Next: TV Shows & Documentaries To Watch If You’re Into Make-Up And Special Effects

Watch Glow Up, now streaming on Netflix.

Source: Dolli Okoriko/Instagram, Sophie Baverstock/Instagram, Ryley Isaac/Instagram, Jack Oliver/Instagram, Samah Say/Instagram, Craig Hamilton/Instagram, Alex Ogden Clark/Instagram, Xavi Guillaume/Instagram, Nicole Marilyn/Instagram, Elliot Banks/Instagram

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sbaldwinmua · 3 years

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WOW BLAST FROM THE PAST - MAKEUP I DID IN 2013. I was going through some old e mails today and came across this image, I am so pleased I did as it brought back some nice memeories from my early days in makeup. I thought this would be a nice image to show to inspire new artists to get out there and network to build your portfolio and business. Using @kryolanofficial I had only been in Edinburgh a short while and I was still pretty new to the makeup industry. I did not know anyone in Scotland, but I knew I had to get out there and network so I could build my portfolio and business. Nothing was stopping me, I had a fire in me to get out there. I met a local photographer and we met a handful of times and shot some creative makeup looks. This specific look was inspired by high fashion runway makeup. Inspiration was Val Garland looks as well as Pat McGrath. A few years into makeup I then started to create my own original looks, looks that had never been done before. Like my rise of the guardians animated film look. This took my makeup from strength to strength creating and practising my looks every single week. There was not a week that went by when I was not doing something with makeup. Always pushing myself to try new things and create new things. Trying new products, brushes, textures etc. This has to be done to be a successful makeup artist, you can not cut corners and expect to get the results you want. TEST TEST TEST, NETWORK YOUR ASS OFF, BE HUMBLE, WORK HARD, BE PROFESSIONAL ALWAYS. ABOVE ALL HAVE FUN WITH MAKEUP Image by John Need Sx #runway #runwaymakeup #highfashionmakeup #highfashion #catwalkmakeup #fashionmakeup #makeupartist #makeupartistscotland #beginnermakeupartist #makeupcourses #learnmakeup #onlinemakeupcourses #beginnermakeupcourses #dontcutcorners #network #meetpeople #pushyourself #behumble #workhard #buildyourbusiness #buildyourempire #makeupbusiness #freelancemakeupartist #beginnermakeuptutorial #dowhatisrightforyou #promakeupacademy #sarahbaldwinmakeupcourse #sarahbaldwinmakeup https://www.instagram.com/p/CON9CFIKiYO/?igshid=ei0it18eys1c

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wazafam · 3 years

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When it comes to the beauty industry, the subject can't be reduced to just YouTube videos or beauty tutorials, it is an industry of many outlets. The beauty industry has flourished in the last few decades, and now doesn't only include makeup, but special effects too, often with the lines between the two quite blurry. Streaming channels and production companies have picked up on this popular industry and have made some of the best shows that involve these two industries.

RELATED: 10 Reality Shows To Watch If You Love Survivor

Even though the below shows might not be strictly about either makeup or special effects, they show how they can be used creatively, and tell their amazing stories through the use of makeup, fashion, or special effects.

10 Face Off

Originally released on The SyFy Channel, Face Off remains one of the best special effects/makeup artistry shows out there. Unfortunately, as of now, the show ended at 13 seasons, but the past seasons can keep fans entertained and fascinated for hours. Hosted by American actress McKenzie Westmore, she guides a group of skilled make-up artists through challenges where they compete for the top prize that includes a makeup contract and cash.

The contestants show their work to a panel of established judges in the hopes of being the top make-up artist that wins it all. The competitions involve concept designs, sculpting, and extensive makeup work that will make or break their chances.

9 Glow Up

In 2019, a reality show named Glow Up was released, which highlights a group of skilled makeup artists vying for the winning spot. The top prize includes a contract assisting the world's top makeup artists, and a chance to prove themselves in the professional world.

Hosted by Stacey Dooley, the makeup artists go through grueling rounds of tasks where they have the chance to prove to the judges, Dominic Skinner and Val Garland, that they have what it takes in the makeup industry. So far, there are two seasons available on Netflix, and hopefully, there will be many more seasons to come.

8 Skin Wars

From 2014 to 2016, Skin Wars was a top-notch show that explored skin painting, and the incredible talent that calls this skill their day job. Judged by an incredible panel of judges, including RuPaul, Craig Tracy, and Robin Slonina, Skin Wars is an hour-long competition that gives talented contestants the chance to show their skills in front of the world.

So far there are only three seasons, but judging on the fanbase, and binge-worthy episodes, hopefully, there are lots more to come.

7 America's Next Top Model

One of the longest-running shows involving fashion and makeup, America's Next Top Model has been a show that inspires young models, makeup artists, and anyone interested in the fashion industry. Hosted by the iconic Tyra Banks and a panel of judges, America's Next Top Model is a show that gives young and hopeful models a chance to learn and prove their natural talent.

Throughout the show, the group of models goes through makeovers and challenging tasks for the opportunity to be the next top model in the industry. America's Next Top Model has been running since 2003 and has enough episodes that are binge-worthy. It has also given some recognizable A-listers a platform to become top models, actresses, and spokespeople to continue their careers.

6 GLOW

Netflix has churned out a lot of amazing television shows in the last few years, and GLOW is definitely one of them. Even though GLOW isn't a reality show based on fashion or makeup, it definitely has the costuming and makeup effects that anyone in the industry will appreciate and enjoy. This show revolves around characters from the 1980s who are involved in professional wrestling.

Set in Los Angeles, viewers get a colorful look inside the world of female wrestling, and although GLOW, Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, was a real wrestling business, the show is based on fictional events.

5 RuPaul's Drag Race

If viewers haven't heard of RuPaul yet, they will become true fans of him when they watch RuPaul's Drag Race. Since 2009 and 171 episodes later, RuPaul has gained a huge following as he searches for America's next drag superstar, season after season. RuPaul is the most famous drag queen in the world, and as a host, mentor, and inspiration to his show, he gives drag queens the chance to live their dream, and a platform to transform themselves via makeup and fashion.

RELATED: RuPaul’s Drag Race: Every Ball Challenge, Ranked

Working with the drag queens are a panel of models, designers, and influencers. Each episode highlights the highs and lows of the glitz and glam of the industry and what it takes to be the next best drag queen. Since there have been several seasons, there are now documentaries featuring some of the queens that have been on the show.

4 The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead is one of the longest-running shows on AMC, and it's not only because of the acting and storylines but due to the special effects, as well. Without a doubt, The Walking Dead has some of the best makeup when it comes to zombies, and any makeup artist will appreciate the show for this, even if they aren't fans of the genre.

Since 2010, some of the best makeup and special effects artists have worked hard at creating a show that is so loved by fans, as Rick and his group battle this post-apocalyptic world. However, although The Walking Dead will go down as one of the most-loved shows, it is unfortunately amongst one of the shows that will end in 2021 or 2022.

3 Euphoria

Throughout the years, HBO has released many iconic television shows and characters, and in 2019, they did it again with Euphoria. Anyone who hasn't heard of this breakout show should get right on binging the first season before late-January, when the second season is set to release. This show doesn't necessarily focus on makeup, but it does make quite the impression.

RELATED: Is HBO's Euphoria Based On A True Story? And More Fun Facts About The Show

Even though the show focuses on Rue and her classmates, there is a subtle nod to the creative masterminds behind the show. From Rue to Jules, and to the rest of the female cast, the fashion and makeup are extremely well-done and original.

2 Larger Than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story

Larger Than Life is not a reality show or television show, but an amazing documentary about one of the most pivotal makeup artists of his time, Kevyn Aucoin. Aucoin was an iconic makeup artist in the 1980s and 1990s and was the most in-demand makeup artist of his time. He worked with clients such as Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Kate Moss, and Janet Jackson.

Larger Than Life explores the life of Aucoin, told by Tiffany Bartok, a fellow makeup artist. This documentary highlights Aucoin's life as an LGBTQ+ advocate, his love of the makeup industry, and the tragic ending of his life.

1 Fantastic Flesh

Fantastic Flesh is another documentary that dives into the art of makeup effects, as well as special effects. The documentary also focuses on the best of the best in the industry, and their experience so far. The documentary has a strong focus on Greg Nicotero and Howard Berger, who are involved in KNB Make-Up EFX, and it is well worth a watch for any fan of the industry.

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