you feel confident and powerful? you know, i love a good suit. i love wearing pants, i love wearing long, lean silhouettes. and i love experimenting with fashion in a way that, even like what i like to call twisted basics, you know, which is really a classic item. so, let s say your blazer, classic white button downed shirt, but has a twisted element. you know, whether then it s a double collar or, like, it buttons to the left, you know, and there s some interest that makes it really special and collectable. so i like to always experiment with classic, like, twisted basics. camille, how would you describe your personal style? my personal style, i think it s like kind of like yours. it s very simple, very classic, but then, i like something with a twist, and i always think about what the hair s going to look like. and i always, you know, i always think about whatjewellery i m going to wear. so i always think about the jewellery, then i think about the clothes. love it. i always think th
through her academy, hair scholars. camille, welcome. thank you so much. welcome to you both, ladies. thank you. now, you both work with strong, powerful women, from angela bassett to michaela coel. when it comes to your personal style, zerina, what makes you feel confident and powerful? you know, i love a good suit. i love wearing pants, i love wearing long, lean silhouettes. and i love experimenting with fashion in a way that, even like what i like to call twisted basics, you know, which is really a classic item. so, let s say your blazer, classic white button downed shirt, but has a twisted element. you know, whether then it s a double collar or, like, it buttons to the left, you know, and there s some interest that makes it really special and collectable. so i like to always experiment with classic, like, twisted basics. camille, how would you describe your personal style? my personal style, i think it s like kind of like yours. it s very simple, very classic, but then, i like some
with fashion in a way that, even like what i like to call twisted basics, you know, which is really a classic item. so, let s say your blazer, classic white button downed shirt, but has a twisted element. you know, whether then it s a double collar or, like, it buttons to the left, you know, and there s some interest that makes it really special and collectable. so i like to always experiment with classic, like, twisted basics. camille, how would you describe your personal style? my personal style, i think it s like kind of like yours. it s very simple, very classic, but then, i like something with a twist, and i always think about what the hair s going to look like. and i always, you know, i always think about what jewellery i m going to wear. so i always think about the jewellery, then i think about the clothes. love it. i always think that hair for me is, like, the accessory. it is! you could do a white t shirt, but that hair, you know. exactly! it allows your wardrobe to be, like,
powerful women, from angela bassett to michaela coel. when it comes to your personal style, zerina, what makes you feel confident and powerful? you know, i love a good suit. i love wearing pants, i love wearing long, lean silhouettes. and i love experimenting with fashion in a way that, even like what i like to call twisted basics, you know, which is really a classic item. so, let s say your blazer, classic white button downed shirt, but has a twisted element. you know, whether then it s a double collar or, like, it buttons to the left, you know, and there s some interest that makes it really special and collectable. so i like to always experiment with classic, like, twisted basics. camille, how would you describe your personal style? my personal style, i think it s like kind of like yours. it s very simple, very classic, but then, i like something with a twist, and i always think about what the hair s going to look like. and i always, you know, i always think about what jewellery i m
relevant here. okay. what happened that after a client was convicted, a few summers ago, which i spent in august at the southern district defending someone, they were convicted of one particular count. in that case. the prosecutor came to me and said, if your client doesn t want to spend any time in jail, perhaps your client could cooperate with respect to two other people he knows about that we re looking about. we didn t go down that route. why do i raise that? because it buttons up a critical question that you asked moments ago. and that is to the extent that there were other men behaving badly, what, if anything, happens to them now? i believe initially, ms. maxwell strongly felt she was not guilty. you heard what she said when the judge sentenced maxwell, would you wish to testify? she said no. the people haven t proven their case, the government hasn t proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt. now that realities are different, before we jump to the issue of sentencing guid