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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2019 · 52 MIN

Nude for Who?: Sheer Stretch Fabrics with Melanin

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Natasha Clute is a owner of Ta-osh Designs, a company specializing in custom sewing including dancewear and other beautifully elaborate costumes with the illusion of skin. In addition to offering travel sewing services and alterations, Natasha has revolutionized what it means for black women sewists to be able to select "nude" fabrics that actually match our skin.

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