Fashion in a pandemic: 'Casual Friday has now spread to include the entire week'


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Comfortable doesn’t preclude chic, like these comfy clothes from Juvia show. Photo Juvia

It’s probably good that Karl Lagerfeld wasn’t around for the coronavirus pandemic. The French fashion icon who died in 2019 famously said that wearing sweatpants is a sign you’ve lost control of your life.

But with everyone stuck at home, the one-time style sin is now a fashion favourite – and will likely remain one for a while.

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