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“I look back on things that happened when I was 16 or 17 years old that make me cringe,” Kelly Mittendorf @kelly_mittendorf said. “When
I was 16, I showed up on set wearing a camp T-shirt, athletic shorts and Toms, and it was S-and-M-inspired. It was this table of whips and cuffs and various balls for various activities. I hadn’t kissed a boy. They put me in these shoes that were your typical dominatrix-inspired pointy-toed stilettos. They were so tall, and I didn't have enough experience in heels and I couldn't stand in them. I would get in the shoes and then get dressed by the wardrobe and then I would have to like cinch my elbows on my side and this hairdresser would pick me up in my outfit by my elbows and then put me where my mark was.” Ahead of New York Fashion Week, we interviewed models about their experiences in the industry with racism, body-shaming, abuse, non-payment and more. Click on the link in the bio. Photo: Tony
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