Inspired by the likes of Hunter S Thompson and Joan Didion, Elaine has always looked up to journalists who push boundaries, whose narratives make words magically dance across the page. If you catch Elaine mid-thought, she will be wondering how she can do the same. Either that or how she can get her mitts on another vintage item of clothing.
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