Alison Freer

I am a costume designer from Texas living and working in Los Angeles, California. I dress people for television shows, commercials and music videos. This means I shop A LOT and have turned numerous inanimate objects into costumes.

You can also find me at New York Magazine talking about my favorite useful purchases in the 'Strategist' column. I don't believe that there are any 'rules' for fashion -- and you shouldn't either!

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