We live and die for fashion. We are cogs in the great and terrible fashion machine. We are the glossy plankton. We decide what you wear and which designer brands make the biggest sales. We dress in such a way that any woman would commit mass murder just to have such a wardrobe. We also waste our lives senselessly, reveling in champagne and our own importance. In “Notes from a Fashion House,” Lana Kapriznaya shows the underbelly of the fashion world and talks about the true life of glossy magazines. An endless series of luxurious parties, high-profile presentations, new clothing collections, and - a constant struggle for a place in the sun... In the glamorous tinsel it is so easy to miss the most important thing, that life is not glossy, but simply life, and this is why it is valuable.