Comedy writer Bonnie Datt once bought a chainmail
vest "for clubbing"—a purchase she later came to lament, once she
realized that chainmail isn't particularly slimming. Inspired by this,
she now spends her spare time asking famous people to dish about
purchases which they initially loved—but ended up regretting, for Buyer's Remorse.
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In honor of
Fashion Week, we thought it would be fun to have our Buyer's Remorse interviewee be a model. Not just any model, though:
Super Model Coco Rocha. The Canadian-born Coco has not only been on the cover of practically every version of
Vogue on the planet, but she's also been in ad campaigns and/or walked runways for everyone from
Chanel to the
Gap.
Coco also tries to do good in the world. She's spoken out publicly
about the prevalence of eating disorders in the modeling industry and
has
created a gorgeous jewelry collection with
Senhoa, an organization that helps provide services and economic opportunities for
Cambodian survivors of human trafficking.
Coco's Buyer's Remorse is another example of her good intentions,
although in this case, they didn't play out quite the way she thought
they would.
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