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"Rachel Zoe may have a monopoly on Keira Knightley, but when it comes to dressing Gemma and Irina, there's nobody cooler than Camilla Morton. The British stylist has worked with John Galliano since Emma Watson...\n\nRachel Zoe may have a monopoly on Keira Knightley, but when it comes to dressing Gemma and Irina, there's nobody cooler than Camilla Morton. The British stylist has worked with John Galliano since Emma Watson was in daycare.\u00A0 She's also a contributing editor at British Vogue, and the author of the fashion tomes How to Walk in High Heels and A Girl for All Seasons.\n\nWhen I crashed into her this morning after breakfast, I asked her for a quick interview.\u00A0 After so many emails and comments from aspiring fashion stylists, I figured you could use some advice!\n\n**\n\nHOW DID YOU START YOUR WORK WITH JOHN GALLIANO? **It actually started when I was 9 years old!\u00A0 My mum was a teacher, and she got an invitation to the Central St. Martin's student collections.\u00A0 Well, John was graduation that year, so it was his show, and he was running around before it started going, \"I need help!\u00A0 I need help!\"\u00A0 He came up to me - this very intimidating man with crazy hair, a crazy outfit - he came up and he said, you, come help me pick up some things.\"\u00A0 I was like, ummmm no, but my mother gave me this nod like, go ahead, and as soon as I saw backstage and the models, the clothes, I knew this is what I wanted for the rest of my life.\n\nSO YOU WERE AN ASSISTANT STYLIST BEFORE MIDDLE SCHOOL? Definitely not!\u00A0 No, after I met John I just started paying so much attention to clothes, and how people wore things, what I thought looked right... then when I was in high school, we were all scheduled to go on a class trip, and I snuck away to Paris instead.\u00A0 I used my Frequent Flyer points and a photographer would tell people at every show that I was his daughter.\u00A0 Everyone believed him, and that's how I saw all the collections.\n\nSNEAKY! WERE YOU WEARING VERY EXPENSIVE OUTFITS? Absolutely not; it was things I'd found in little shops, things I'd found in my house and modified.\u00A0 At the time, I thought I looked SO good and sophisticated, but looking back, I know I must have been dressed like a\u00A0 total dope.\u00A0 But I really loved what I was wearing at the time!\n\nWHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO ASPIRING STYLISTS? You have to believe in yourself and work very, very hard, and meet as many people as you possibly can!\u00A0 Don't be shy about that.\u00A0 But I think if you really love fashion, and you really have a hunger for the fashion world - I know that those are the people that eventually will always break in and become part of the industry."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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