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Twitter’s Resident Fashion Educator, Cora Harrington, Is Going Back to School

Lydia Hudgens By Mikelle Street ·Updated June 13, 2024

“I do think it’s time for a rebrand as the saying goes,” Cora Harrington tells me over Zoom.

If you’re on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, and engage with tweets about fashion, it’s likely you’ve

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