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This Artwork Inspired Veronica Chou to Make a More Responsible Fashion Brand

A Nepalese drawing reminds her to think about the impact her business has on the world.
Source: Courtesy of Veronica Chou
Courtesy of Veronica Chou

I am the daughter of a very successful Chinese businessman, and growing up I was taught that if you work hard, will follow. So in 2008, at 24 years old, I founded a clothing company called . It grew to include 12 brands with more than 1,000 stores. 

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