Julissa James is an assistant editor at Image, the style magazine from the Los Angeles Times. Since joining the magazine as a staff writer in 2021, she’s covered fashion, art and the highly specific, deeply relatable parts of L.A. culture. She’s been with The Times since 2019.
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