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	fashion As-it-happens update ⋅ April 8, 2021
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	The New Frontier of Fashion Criticism Lives on Black Twitter HarpersBAZAAR.com Black fashion critics are thriving on the social media platform thanks to their unfiltered industry takes. By Bianca Betancourt. Apr 8 2021, 2:04 pm EDT. Flag as irrelevant
	Is Cactus Leather the Future of Fast Fashion? Adweek Swedish retailer H&M, one of the brands that has arguably come to typify the notoriously wasteful fast-fashion industry, released a new sustainability ... Flag as irrelevant
	Saks Says No To Fur, The Latest Fashion Seller To Go Fur-Free WUFT The store plans to keep selling leather, shearling, goatskin, down, feathers and faux fur products. Numerous luxury fashion brands have gone fur-free in ... Flag as irrelevant
	'With heavy heart', fashion designer Paul Andrew leaves Ferragamo Reuters ... next month the 30-strong in-house design team would be in charge of creating the group's new collections, starting with September's fashion shows. Flag as irrelevant
	Madrid fashion week kicks off in front of audience Anadolu Agency The Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid kicked off, taking the sector's first step toward normalcy after a devastating year for the fashion industry. "The ... Flag as irrelevant
	It is poisoning the planet: Closing the loop on fashion Down To Earth Magazine According to Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the global fashion industry produces about 53 million tonnes of fibre every year, more than 70 per cent of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fashion retailer Asos expects online demand to outlast pandemic Financial Times Asos, the online fashion retailer, said that better-than-expected first-half profits had boosted the company's full-year outlook and predicted that more ... Flag as irrelevant
	Online fashion demand will outlast pandemic, says Asos The Irish Times Online fashion retailer Asos said better than expected first-half profits had boosted the company's full-year outlook as it predicted more consumers will ... Flag as irrelevant
	Myanmar's Garment Workers Are Calling for Fashion Industry Support Highsnobiety Fashion is like high school but with $1.5 trillion dollars at stake. There are the popular kids, the jocks, the cheerleaders, the nerds, the sheepish outsiders ... Flag as irrelevant
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