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BAZAAR | The Secrets To My Success

The path to success rarely does run smooth, but one thing's for sure: it takes perseverance, good timing and a whole lot of hard work. So while there may be no 'right' way to succeed, it can be hugely helpful to learn from those who've been there, done that. With this in mind, we spoke to three career women who've each made it in their own way. Here, they reveal their personal highs and lows, as well as the secret to a successful working wardrobe...

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Michelle Kennedy

Michelle Kennedy

"I started my career as a corporate lawyer. I was working in-house on the dating app Badoo and quickly acquired wider responsibilities in the business, which lead to a role as deputy CEO.”

Tess Ward

Tess Ward

"For a long time, I was hung up on how to define my career. Then I found the term 'multihyphenate', which is a person who has several roles, and I find thee idea of wearing many hats professionally an exciting one.”

Florrie Thomas

Florrie Thomas

"The fashion industry can be a very competitive place so when I started out, persistence was my weapon. While I was studying at university, I sent my CV to a range of stylists and magazines that I've always loved. I wanted to be ahead of the game rather than waiting until after I'd graduated.”