Our Lives: ‘Dior’s First Day’ author Lemelle Williams
Gwen Edwards spoke with Lemelle Williams, of Danbury, about the inspiration behind his book.
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May 8, 2022, 6:32 PM
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545ds agoSometimes inspiration can come from the littlest of things
and the tiniest of people.
Gwen Edwards spoke with Lemelle Williams, of Danbury, about
the inspiration behind his book.
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