Basmah Qazi is a Senior Lifestyle Writer at Mamamia. She specializes in health and wellness, fashion, and beauty, exploring themes that resonate with modern lifestyle trends. Her work has been featured in renowned publications including BEAUTYcrew, MSN, and Who Magazine.
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By: Basmah Qazi
It started as a tribute to Dolly's own father.
