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When four best friends try and move forward in their work and personal life, they realize that trying to live their life's dream is more difficult than they imagine -- especially in the high fashion world of Shanghai.
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When four best friends try and move forward in their work and personal life, they realize that trying to live their life's dream is more difficult than they imagine -- especially in the high fashion world of Shanghai.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Edward Guo
In Theaters:7/26/2013
Box Office:$77,717,014
Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Star Ritz Productions, EE-Media, Beijing Forbidden City Film
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