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Creating Beauty Behind Bars

In Italy, Cooperativa Alice helps inmates and women at risk learn couture skills, the kind of artisanal expertise that the luxury fashion industry needs.

Clara Vannucci for The New York Times
Author: Clara Vannucci for The New York Times

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Clara Vannucci for The New York Times

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Cooperativa Alice, Ethicarei, Fashion and Apparel, Handicrafts, Milan (Italy), Prisons and Prisoners, Sartoria San Vittore, vis-photo
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