Has luxury fashion truly become more accessible to everyone?


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A model presents a creation by French designer Stephane Rolland during the shooting of a film designed to replace the recent couture fashion shows in Paris. Photo: AFP

Trying on a couture gown, stepping inside a luxury boutique, building a red carpet-worthy wardrobe. Some dream experiences are becoming more accessible since the world went into lockdown.

The pandemic has pushed fashion houses to reinvent themselves. The good news is that their transformation is digital, meaning that even if you don't have a fat pocketbook, all you need is an internet connection. Simply turn on your browser, click on the right addresses, and enjoy.

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