Behind the Fitting Room Door: Fashion, Fame and Identity with Kimberly Kiss

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Kimberly Kiss Behind the Fitting Room Door: Fashion, Fame, and What Clothes Reveal About Who We Really Are. Kimberly Kiss is a fashion industry veteran and author of The Dresser, a memoir about the glamorous, intimate, and often surprising world behind fashion, film, and television. Her career took her from Saks Fifth Avenue to Bergdorf Goodman, where she worked alongside renowned costume designers and helped dress some of Hollywood’s most recognizable stars. Behind the fitting-room door, Kimberly discovered that clothing reveals far more than style—it reveals confidence, insecurity, identity, ambition, and vulnerability. Her stories blend celebrity encounters, old New York glamour, fashion psychology, career reinvention, and the lessons she learned about women and self-confidence along the way. Kimberly is an engaging podcast guest for conversations about fashion, Hollywood, personal style, confidence, women in business, reinvention, and the unforgettable stories that happen when the public image disappears and the real person emerges. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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