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	fashion As-it-happens update ⋅ April 21, 2018
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	Fashion and the environment, an uncomfortable fit for McCartney Business Insider FILE PHOTO: British designer Stella McCartney appears at the end of her Fall/Winter 2017-2018 women's ready-to-wear collection show during the Paris Fashion Week Thomson Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - The booming fashion industry is medieval in its approach to manufacturing and needs to ... Flag as irrelevant
	RIP Prince: EBONY Looks Back at His Fearless Fashion Moments EBONY.com Today (April 21) marks the second anniversary of the passing of music icon Prince Rogers Nelson. Aside from being an endlessly talented musician, the "Purple Rain" singer was known for his eclectic style and flamboyant presence. He had an extravagant fashion sense that broke the boundaries of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Persons of the Week: Seamstresses turn used Flint water bottles into fashion ABC 12 News (press release) Persons of the Week: Seamstresses turn used Flint water bottles into fashion. By ABC12 News Team |. Posted: Fri 7:30 PM, Apr 20, 2018. FLINT (WJRT) (4/20/2018) - A group from St. Luke's New Life Center in Flint helped turn used water bottles from Flint into fashion, some of which went on display in ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Queen's best fashion moments in white HELLO! Canada Some of the Queen's most glamorous looks have been in white or silver, from the metallic perfection she dazzled in at the 2012 Royal Variety Performance to her more casual look in 2005 when arriving at Heathrow Airport. Always keeping it classy with the chicest of accessories, her outfits always fit her ... Flag as irrelevant
	Collections by Nesy Nou presented at 2018 Fashion Art Toronto Xinhua Video PlayerClose. CANADA-TORONTO-FASHION ART WEEK. A model presents collection by Nesy Nou during the 2018 Fashion Art Toronto event in Toronto, Canada, April 20, 2018. (Xinhua/Zou Zheng) ... Flag as irrelevant
	A Fashion Revolution Is Coming To Malta Next Week Lovin Malta (press release) During Fashion Revolution Week members of the public are encouraged to ask brands a very simple question: #WhoMadeMyClothes . The campaign aims to create awareness and show brands, retailers and governments that consumers demand greater transparency in the fashion supply chain. To join ... Flag as irrelevant
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