I read the introduction before, and a freshman who has worked in Vogue for a year has personally experienced the book. A full account of the true face of the fashion media and the entire fashion circle, as well as the unfair treatment that
I have received; this film is adapted from this book; what I was expecting to see is some acupuncture and irony, but I did not expect But it’s so painless or itchy;
it’s better to think of it as a side meal for fresh people in society. Every boss is a demon. The only way to escape from the dead is to put all your wisdom and enthusiasm into doing everything The job he lost to you has nothing to do with ideals or ambitions. This is the stuff of pay rent, pay clothes, pay food, your parents; but this cruel truth may not be conveyed by a movie, I personally because I was so innocent and lost a job that was so much needed at the time before suddenly waking up in front of the melting pot of society.
However, even from this point of view, the film failed. The heroine finally learned to abandon innocence and respect the work, and was recognized by the devil. At the beginning; I don't understand, is there no personnel struggle in the magazine? Or are you willing to stay at the bottom and pretend not to see?
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