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Hi, everyone.

I'm Rachel Zoe, and you're listening to Climbing in Heels for your weekly dose of glamour,

inspiration, and of course, fun.

My styling career really, really caught fire

in the late 90s and early 2000s. And I at the time was working in the music industry. In fact,

I was eating, sleeping, and breathing in the music industry. I worked with a lot of everyone's

favorites. So it's very exciting and lots to discuss.

So here to help me dive into some of my more famous Y2K is my producer, Mary Elizabeth. So let's

get right into it. How exciting. As Rachel mentioned, for some reason since January, you have been getting a lot of requests

for quotes or stories or trending topics about your experience in your Y2K styling era.

So as you mentioned, you started in the music industry

in the days when music videos were the biggest marketing tool for a label and a song. So the days

of TRL, which I was obsessed with, the butterfly hair clips, the capri pants,

the layering of tank tops, the Y2K fashion is back, whether we like it or not.

And I think before, so I put up in your story for our listeners to answer questions or ask you

questions that you will answer about

Y2K specifically. And it by far in a way got more responses than maybe any sticker I've put

on your story like ever. So we're going to jump into listener questions that they have about

Y2K and your contributions to the era. But I thought it would be fun first to

lay the scene for everybody. Also, I want to sidebar. You said late 90s or I said late 90s. I

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