When I got to New York, I felt, oh my god, this is the place I can be in my authentic self.

I also was obsessed with how everyone's obsessed with work here.

Yeah.

But even kids.

I loved that.

I was like friends with kids that were like, if they're selling weed, they're selling

weed.

If they're making zines, they're making zines.

It was just hustle culture and Southern California.

Yeah.

It's not like the values felt very twisted to me.

I felt like it really did hinge on who your parents were and what you looked like.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of High Love with Amrata.

Today we have on a dear friend of mine who I just adore.

Haloma El Saucer.

She doesn't always do interviews.

I wanted to have her come in a while ago and luckily we have finally gotten her.

So we're going to talk about that, about privacy, about when she decides to step out, when

she doesn't.

We're going to talk about her journey into the fashion world, mental health, honestly, a whole

bunch of things.

So without further ado, Haloma.

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