Paris, Mon Amour: Grace Hartzel Works the Chicest Looks of The Fall Season

Grace Hartzel works the most fabulous fall fashions from Paris.

[sharpener crunchs]- [Hamish] After some deliberation,noted American fashionmodel Grace Hartzel,decided it was time towalk down a different paththan the catwalks ofEurope she was used to.[orchestral music plays]She informed her agent immediately.[phone beeps]Who was understandingif not enthusiastic of the achord.[telephone rings]over the next five days,Grace would attempt a numberof different vocational roles,for which she felt her uniqueprofessional skillset--- Yes.- [Hamish] maybe better suited.[files thuds]This is time varying between photo shootsbut encouraged an interestin the operational sideof publishing.- [Girl in black trousers] Called for me?- [Hamish] But Grace Hartz,since elementary school--- Right now.- [Hamish] found her mindwandered during activitiesthat were more administrative in nature.Proximity to beauty wasan attractive featureof any prospective workGrace wished to undertake.- Hi?I'd like a bouquet,something simple please.- I've got just what you need.- [Hamish] It was theaccidental acquisitionof a library book on Ikebana at age 12,that helped to marry her appreciationfor form with function.Nevertheless, her approachesto floral arrangementveered toward the abstractshe struggled to maintain a Cleon towel.Sensing flowers were not her forte.Grace was fortunately adedicated follower of Fornash.She had in fact first been scoutedat a factory producing cheesecakein the Missouri mold, aged 15.- Am having some friends over laterand I was just wondering whatyour [mumbles] would bring.- Hmm.- [Hamish] And if therewas one unflinching truththat the world of fashion had instilledin Grace from her firsttrip down the runwaywas 'the great taste is timeless.'At a party when she was 19,an acquaintance commendedGrace's eye for color.She had since quietly believedthis capability might be translatedinto making art.- [Grace] Don't move, don't breathe.No, no.Feel that.[orchestral music plays fast]Everyone leave.Who am I?I'm the office.Look, look at her.Look at me.- [Hamish] If not professionally,then at least as a devoted hobbyistwho might show in asmaller no less reputablesecond tier city gallery.- [screams]- [Hamish] She consideredher options on this rainy dayin the most beautiful city in the world.Grace figured that themost rewarding jobs,[phone beeps]are the ones that feelthe least like work.And in that moment, Grace Hartzel realizedshe was exactly where she needed to be,moving forwards one footin front of the other.This was the skill that came mosteffortlessly to her after all.