Future of fashion after pandemic


The country’s high-end fashion industry has had to lay low for the last two years, and with almost zero public events taking place in the country, fashionistas had few opportunities to go out and flaunt their wardrobe, or to buy new outfits.

“The pandemic hit us in the secondary sector very hard,” renowned couture designer Sebastian “Seba” Gunawan said during a phone interview on Aug 19.

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