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Flying on Halloween feels like a real luxury, like missing Halloween?

Yeah, it's also kind of spooky. I hope your plane is dressed up.

I'm like, this is amazing.

I have a fun Halloween fact that includes aviation. When I met AB, I was dressed as a slutty flight attendant.

That's incredible. Where did you guys meet? Out don't know. I'm saying I don't know,

but I do know very well. At a party in Chelsea that I was not supposed to be at. I was 17 years old.

It's the first and last time I showed that much shoulder and that much leg in the same outfit.

I'm so into this. It was really fun.

Wait, now are you like done, did you have to do, I keep feeling like fashion, whatever it is, is never ending.

Did fashion month end? Yeah, it ended last month, but I was just in L.A. for a CFDA event. It really doesn't end.

Like, if you search hard enough, you can find a fashion week every single week of the year.

But can't you say the same thing about, like, an award season?

I guess you could if you were, like, doing the full award circuit, like, in South Africa Africa in the Middle East like hit in Australia

big time like if you were just really going for it a hundred percent but with the fashion thing

I just feel like everyone's like another fashion week Monday and I'm like I thought that this was

going to stop and that I could return to feeling attractive.

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