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An anti-fur march took place in Milan during Fashion Week, drawing attention to the continued use of fur on the runways. Demonstrators marched through the city to protest designers still showing fur collections, creating disruption during the event. The protest has reignited debate within the fashion industry over ethical sourcing and animal welfare, with activists pressing brands to commit to fur-free policies.
- 2CENTRESTAGE 2026 Closes in Hong Kong With Record 12,000 Buyers●# CENTRESTAGE 2026 concluded in # HongKong with a record attendance of more than 12,000 # trade # buyers from 93 countri
CENTRESTAGE 2026, the four-day fashion trade event in Hong Kong, has concluded with record attendance of more than 12,000 trade buyers from 93 countries and regions. Organisers say the turnout strengthens the event's role as an international platform for discovering emerging Asian fashion brands, underscoring Hong Kong's continued position as a regional fashion sourcing and promotion hub.
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StockX has launched an initiative converting celebrity wardrobes into shoppable archives, letting fans buy items curated from well-known figures' closets through the resale platform. The move ties celebrity culture to the sneaker and streetwear resale market, giving stars a new way to monetize their collections while offering shoppers access to rare, personally sourced pieces.
- 4Celebrity Stylist Allison Bornstein Shares Her Vintage Hunting Secrets▼Celebrity Stylist Allison Bornstein Reveals Her Tricks for Tracking Down One-of-a-Kind Vintage Treasures
Celebrity stylist Allison Bornstein is revealing her methods for finding one-of-a-kind vintage fashion treasures. In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, she shares her tips for tracking down unique secondhand pieces, offering insight into how she sources standout items for her celebrity clients and building interest in vintage shopping among fashion fans.
- 5Fashion inspiration drawn from Justin and Hailey Bieber▼https://www. tkhunt.com/2574274/ ジャスティンとヘイリーから学ぶファッションスタイル # ファッション # レディースファッションショップ # fashion # メンズファッション # ootd # jus
Justin and Hailey Bieber's fashion styles are being highlighted as sources of outfit inspiration, with a focus on casual, streetwear-inspired looks for both men and women. Style watchers are sharing outfit ideas tagged as 'ootd' that borrow from the couple's signature wardrobe of relaxed silhouettes and coordinated street fashion.
- 6Buenos Aires Designers Draw Inspiration from Tango Fashion▼Buenos Aires Designers Use Tango Fashion as Inspiration [PHOTOS]
Buenos Aires designers are turning to tango fashion as a source of inspiration, producing new collections that channel the dance's dramatic silhouettes and sensuality. A photo feature showcases how contemporary Argentine fashion interprets the traditional tango aesthetic for modern wardrobes, drawing fresh attention to the country's cultural heritage within the global fashion conversation.
- 7Camille Charrière Shares Her Vintage Shopping Guide to Paris●CR Follows: Camille Charrière’s Guide to Vintage Paris
Fashion influencer Camille Charrière has shared a personal guide to vintage shopping in Paris, published via CR Fashion Book's 'CR Follows' series. The piece highlights her favourite second-hand boutiques and flea markets across the French capital, offering readers an insider's route to sourcing vintage fashion in the city.
- 8Fashion's Hidden Footprint: It Starts With How Fibre Is Farmed▼Fashion’s Hidden Footprint: It Starts With How Fibre Is Farmed
Fashion's environmental footprint begins long before the runway or the garment rack, with the way raw fibres such as cotton, wool and synthetics are farmed and produced. New attention is turning to agriculture's role in the industry's emissions, water use and soil damage, with calls for brands to address fibre sourcing as the first step toward sustainability.
- 9Jojo.Z Says Fashion's Next Creative Revolution Will Be Community-Driven▼Why Jojo.Z Believes Fashion’s Next Creative Revolution Will Be Community-Driven
Designer Jojo.Z argues that fashion's next creative revolution will be driven by communities rather than top-down houses or brands. In an interview with Daily Front Row, she frames collaboration and audience participation as the force that will shape how collections are conceived and made. The piece positions community input as the industry's key source of fresh creative direction.
- 10SJ Fall Summit Examines Trump Tariffs' Impact on Global Fashion●SJ Fall Summit: From China to Canada, How Trump’s Tariff Agenda Keeps Fashion Guessing
Industry leaders gathered at the SJ Fall Summit to discuss how the Trump tariff agenda is disrupting fashion supply chains from China to Canada. Speakers and attendees debated the uncertainty facing sourcing, pricing and production decisions as companies struggle to plan around shifting trade policy affecting key manufacturing and retail markets.
- 11Source Fashion and Fashion-Enter to spotlight UK makers in Manchester▼Source Fashion, Fashion-Enter Manchester show to spotlight UK makers
Source Fashion and Fashion-Enter are staging a show in Manchester dedicated to UK-based manufacturers and makers. The event aims to give visibility to British production and connect brands with domestic suppliers, highlighting the role of local manufacturing in the fashion supply chain at a time of renewed interest in onshoring and transparent sourcing.
- 12A Look Back at Princess Diana's Most Glamorous Outfits●See 40 of Princess Diana’s Most Glamorous Looks https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://people.c om/princess-diana-most-glamorous
People magazine is revisiting Princess Diana's style with a roundup of 40 of her most glamorous looks. The feature highlights the late Princess of Wales's most memorable fashion moments, from evening gowns to iconic public appearances, keeping her enduring influence on style and royal fashion in the spotlight decades after her death.