The Yes founder Julie Bornstein: How customers are shopping now

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May 11, 202131:09Arts

The Yes founder Julie Bornstein joined the Vogue Business Future of Fashion podcast to discuss launching her company during a pandemic, why she doesn’t consider Instagram a fashion competitor (it’s the ads) and how user...

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