Not many artists can boast to being engaged to Miss Universe Australia. But, then, Alesandro Ljubicic is not like many artists.
The only child of Bosnians parents who fled the war in the 1990s, ambitious, smart, young, and hip, Ljubicic is as likely to appear on the paparazzi pages of the Daily Mail as in the arts pages of the Australian.
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Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore is a regular contributor to The Spectator Australia
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