Trina Turk

Clothing designer

Guest

Clothing designer based in Los Angeles

Trina Turk on KCRW

“Fast Fashion” is the dominant trend in today’s clothing industry -- and it’s being driven by a surprisingly close-knit community of Korean families in Los Angeles.

The Secret World of L.A.'s Fast Fashion

“Fast Fashion” is the dominant trend in today’s clothing industry -- and it’s being driven by a surprisingly close-knit community of Korean families in Los Angeles.

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