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Lilah Ramzi

Lilah Ramzi is a fashion historian and has been an editor at Vogue since 2013. Before she joined the magazine, Ramzi worked at The Metropolitan Museum of Art s Costume Institute and the Council of Fashion Designers of America. A lover of Dior’s New Look, Ramzi can most often be found wearing vintage.

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