Mannequins may be made out of plastic or fiberglass, but for retailers they’re pure gold. Zachary Crockett strikes a pose.
SOURCES:
Stacie Bornn), vice president of sales, marketing, and creative at Fusion Specialties.
Judi Henderson), C.E.O. and president of Mannequin Madness.
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