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    Paloma Wool Presents Glam Up for Spring 2027▼Paloma Wool Spring 2027: Glam Up✉newsLifeFashion9 min ago

    Spanish fashion label Paloma Wool has shown its Spring 2027 collection, titled Glam Up, with coverage led by fashion trade publication WWD. The collection signals a more polished, dressy direction for the Barcelona-based brand, which is known for its arty, minimalist ready-to-wear. Fashion watchers are weighing in on whether the glam turn marks a new chapter for the label.

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    Greens propose $25.1bn plan to nationalise Coles and Woolworths supermarkets●Greens pitch Zohran Mamdani-style $25.1bn plan to nationalise 200 Coles and Woolworths supermarkets https://www.theguardMmastodonBusinessEconomy39 h ago

    Australia's Greens have announced a A$25.1 billion proposal for the government to buy and run 200 supermarkets owned by Coles and Woolworths, explicitly modelled on New York mayor Zohran Mamdani's push for publicly owned grocery stores. The party frames it as a way to cut grocery prices by introducing public competition to a heavily concentrated duopoly. The plan is expected to face strong opposition from the major parties and the retail giants.

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    Hidden RNA Switch May Shape Cashmere Goat Hair Follicles Before Birth▼A Hidden RNA Switch May Shape Cashmere Goat Hair Follicles Before Birth✉newsScienceBiology15 h ago

    New research suggests a previously unnoticed RNA switch may influence how hair follicles develop in cashmere goats before birth, potentially affecting the fineness and quality of the cashmere fiber the animals later produce. The finding points to prenatal genetic mechanisms as key to one of the wool industry's most valuable traits, opening possible avenues for breeding and biotechnology.

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    Anna Thommesen's textile 'Red, Yellow, Green' draws fresh attention●'Rødt, gult, grønt' (Red, Yellow, Green), beautiful weave with linen and dyed wool by Anna Thommesen #art #artwork #weavMmastodonCultureArt119 h ago

    Anna Thommesen's woven work 'Rødt, gult, grønt' (Red, Yellow, Green), made with linen and dyed wool, is being shared and praised in art circles. The Danish weaver, known for her geometric abstract tapestries, is celebrated for her mastery of colour and texture, and the piece is being highlighted by collectors and contemporary art enthusiasts.