Kate Mulleavy

fashion designer and co-founder of Rodarte

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Kate Mulleavy is a Los Angeles-based fashion designer and, with sister Laura Mulleavy, co-founder of the fashion brand Rodarte.

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"Rodarte" sisters in design, Kate and Laura Mulleavy discuss translating the feel of their directorial debut film, Woodshock.

Kate and Laura Mulleavy: Woodshock

"Rodarte" sisters in design, Kate and Laura Mulleavy discuss translating the feel of their directorial debut film, Woodshock.

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