Ebook {Epub PDF} An Innocent Fashion by R.J. Hernández

R.J. Hernández is a Cuban-American writer and fashion stylist in NYC. He graduated from Yale University in and began work as an intern at Vogue, where he adopted the pseudonym Seymour Glass. While a fashion assistant at Elle and W, he wrote his first novel, AN INNOCENT FASHION, forthcoming from HarperCollins in July /5(65). Mordantly funny and emotionally ruthless, An Innocent Fashion is the saga of a true millennial—naïve, idealistic, struggling with his identity and sexuality—trying to survive in an industry, R. J. Hernández’s debut is a modern fable with a timeless heart.”. When R.J. Hernández set out to convey “the scope of dreams, love, and the fashion industry,” as Kirkus’ reviewer puts it, in his debut novel, An Innocent Fashion, he had no idea that it would expose an industry that so many people have learned to idealize. “It’s so.

Meet R.J. Hernández, the Man Behind the Industry's Latest Tell-All 'An Innocent Fashion' An interview with the author that shook up the industry with a curiously realistic novel about the world. Kari Skogland's production company Mad Rabbit is to develop new scripted series An Innocent Fashion, based on an adaptation of R.J. Hernández's debut novel. Skogland, who was Emmy nominated and won a BAFTA for directing The Handmaid's Tale and is. Meet R.J. Hernández, the Man Behind the Industry's Latest Tell-All 'An Innocent Fashion' "I felt like everybody that was successful in that world was such a character, that I wanted to be a.

When R.J. Hernández set out to convey “the scope of dreams, love, and the fashion industry,” as Kirkus’ reviewer puts it, in his debut novel, An Innocent Fashion, he had no idea that it would expose an industry that so many people have learned to idealize. “It’s so. R.J. Hernández’s An Innocent Fashion Is The Devil Wears Prada for Millennials Former Vogue intern Hernández’s new novel explores the magazine industry through a different lens than past. An Innocent Fashion won me over in the humility which radiates in the character's conflicted feelings about beauty and privilege. A profound sense of self fighting to be free permeates this weird tale that deals with themes of home, belonging, identity and sexual fluidity interwoven against modern debauchery at its darkest as well as its most light-hearted.