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Although it is too early to measure the impact of the policy change on the luxury sector, should brands incorporate these projected game-changing consumer trends into...</description>
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Paris Fashion Week: Sarah Burton keeps Alexander McQueen’s vision alive in the #metoo era
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From carbon emissions to water pollution and consumption, the fashion industry is creating potentially catastrophic consequences for the environment.
Veganism: why it’s not just a diet, more a way of life
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