How one fashion designer rode a barely-there dress to internet cult fame


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Marcelo Gaia, the founder of Mirror Palais, inside the brand’s studio in Manhattan. For many young women, famous and not, the brand Mirror Palais has become a go-to source of flirty frocks to wear on the town or for special occasions. Photo: The New York Times

“This dress changed our lives,” said Marcelo Gaia, founder of the brand Mirror Palais, as he held up a glittery frock. “It changed our business.”

It was a Thursday evening in early December, and Gaia, dressed in a white suit and a gauzy shirt unbuttoned to the navel, was addressing a crowd of people, many with champagne flutes in hand.

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