In London in the 1950s, the famous designer Reynolds and his sister, Sirio, ran a clothing shop called "Woodcock House". In the upper class at that time, it was the wish and honor of every dignitary and celebrity to wear a dress sewn by Reynolds himself. Throughout Reynolds' life, the women who came and went like a cloud, were Woodcock's inspiration and emotional solace. Until one day, he met the waitress Alma in the restaurant and became his muse and lover. Reynolds led Alma into the colorful world, but only Reynolds was in Alma's eyes. Reynolds was difficult to criticize and constantly at odds with Alma. Seeing Reynolds's attitude grow colder, Alma must take action to defend the ravaged love and get Reynolds' attention.
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