Help! I’m turning 30

In the first episode of Suddenly Thirty, Lilli and Emily discuss that there is something mysterious, magical and meaningful (but also meaningless) about turning thirty. They chat about reaching the new decade, the societal pressures that come along with this and do you really need to worry about it. Lilli and Emily also talk about their recent birthday celebrations, who bought a $6K Khaite dress and debunk common expectations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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