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European 'destruction ban' is officially in effect: a historic day for fashion?

From July 19, clothing brands are no longer allowed to burn their excess stock or have it 'destroyed' in any way. This makes it less attractive to order in bulk from factories, which involves large orders at a low cost. From now on, the buyer will have to pay for what is left over. 'Ban on destruction of unsold goods' in brief In Europe, an...

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Haute Couture FW26: Best street style from attendees at Balenciaga, Schiaparelli, Chanel and more

While Haute Couture is celebrated for fashion's most theatrical and spectacular creations, attendees on the streets outside last week’s edition, showcased their own stunning style. Ignoring the intense heatwave, known locally as ‘La Canicule,’ they turned heads in everything from full designer looks to uniquely personal outfits. Laced up Paris...

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Takashimaya buyer: “Berlin Fashion Week has a unique identity”

With more than 180 years of history, Takashimaya is one of Japan's most traditional and renowned premium department stores. The company is known for its carefully curated range of luxury fashion, international designer brands and high-quality lifestyle products. For Shuhei Iwasa, a womenswear buyer at Takashimaya, Berlin Fashion Week has become...

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What the UK’s proposed under-16 social media ban could mean for fashion businesses

Earlier this year, the UK government revealed plans to prevent social media platforms from being accessible to people under 16. While the announcement sparked heightened debate, drawing both opposition and support, it aligns the UK with other countries considering similar restrictions on user-to-user platforms, including Australia, which...

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