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I recently learned that an old friend from high school had become a flight attendant, and I instantly wanted to ask her all about it. Maybe it's my love of traveling, or the fact that I used to do long-haul overseas flights 3 or 4 times a year, but I've always been fascinated by the occupation.
That interest, however, didn't extend to flight attendant "fashion." Both the men's and women's uniforms ...
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