If her fingers are covered with silver rings, Kimberley Megan Lawton has gold hands.
In a Tim Burton film, they would have taken the form of magic scissors.
Indeed, in a few years, this discreet and sparkling young woman has come to bring a breath of fresh air along Savile Row.
The name of this small street in the Mayfair district of London is, for any elegant looking for a tailor-made garment, synonymous with excellence and, often, with a certain classicism.
With their deep sofas and their oak furniture, the shops seem immutable.
At number 15, an imperial eagle on the window of Henry Poole & Co., reminds the French that Napoleon III had his habits there, just like, more recently, a prime minister.
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