Google Alert - fashion

	fashion As-it-happens update ⋅ March 2, 2018
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	Is New York Fashion Week Dying? BizBash NEW YORK As has been the trend in recent years, more American fashion designers are going rogue. From foregoing traditional runway shows in favor of see-now, buy-now presentations to showing in other countries to going off schedule, many brands and houses are tugging on the thread that used to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Unique local outfits at C&H fashion show The New Times Chinese-owned C&H garment factory is proving to be one of the leading textile factories in Rwanda, if the impressive outfits showcased at its fashion show held on Wednesday at the Institute Polytechnic Regional Centre (IPRC) Kigali are anything to go by. A variety of unique clothes made in Rwanda ... Flag as irrelevant
	China's newest fashion KOLs mix travel savvy with distinctive style South China Morning Post Chinese fashion bloggers, influencers, KOLs (key opinion leaders) – call them what you will – are making their names with their daring, distinctive style rather than just being pretty clothes horses. Many have studied abroad, speak good English and command strong followings on Instagram, ... Flag as irrelevant
	25 Italian women took off their clothes in public — but for a really good reason Yahoo Finance Body positivity continues to look for a place in the fashion industry, with the runway being one of the last spaces to accommodate the movement. But in place of those platforms that have yet to include women of different shapes and sizes, social media's most influential bloggers are establishing their own ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Logo for LA Fashion District Apparel News Times are no doubt changing in the Los Angeles Fashion District, and with this shift the LA Fashion District Business Improvement District (BID) has changed its logo. As the neighborhood continues to develop into an area accommodating new hotel properties, providing modern residential spaces to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Op-Ed | Should Fashion Brands Stay Away From Politics? Highsnobiety Politics is always divisive, but it's particularly problematic when paired with fashion and there are very few brands that manage to take a stand without stumbling into a tone-deaf minefield of hypocrisy. This balancing act is so fraught with difficulties that clothing labels would be well advised to stay well ... Flag as irrelevant
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