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| Laura Bradley |
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Reyn Sawyer: sassy hair stylist in San Antonio, Texas |
| Ellen Byerrum |
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Lacey Smithsonian: the “Crime of Fashion” columnist, in Washington, DC |
| Nancy Cohen |
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Marla Shore: beauty salon owner in south Florida, in the Bad Hair Day Mysteries |
| Rex Dancer (Michael Kilian) |
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Andy Derain: burned out New York fashion photographer, in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the Jazz Age mysteries |
| Sophie Dunbar |
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Clair Claiborne: beauty salon owner in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Gallagher Gray (Katy Munger) |
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Auntie Lil: 84-year old retired from the garment industry, and T.S. Hubbert, a retired personnel director, in New York City, in the Partners in Crime series |
| Eleanor Hyde |
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Lydia Miller: 30-something fashion editor in New York City |
| Dolores Johnson |
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Mandy Dyer: owner of Dyer's Cleaners in Denver, Colorado |
| Susan Kandel |
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Cece Caruso: 40-something biographer of dead mystery writers and fan of vintage fashions, in Southern California |
| William Maltese |
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Stud Draqual: maybe gay, maybe not CEO of Draqual Fashions, and a much-in-demand New York City haute-couture fashion designer of ladies' silk underwear |
| Grant Michaels |
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Stan Kraychik: gay hairdresser in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Dolores Stewart Riccio |
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Cassandra Shipton: owner of Earthlore Herbal Preparations and Cruelty-Free Cosmetics, and a member of a study group turned coven |
| Dorothy and Sidney Rosen |
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Belle Appleman: Jewish immigrant and garment worker during the Great Depression, in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Rosemary Stevens |
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Beau Brummell: arbiter of fashion in the Regency era of Great Britain |
| Sarah Strohmeyer |
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Bubbles Yablonsky: hairdresser and journalist in Lehigh, Pennsylvania |
| Barbara Jaye Wilson |
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Brenda Midnight: milliner in Greenwich Village, New York City |
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