Taking TV trends off air


Trendsetting TV shows like "Emily In Paris" are doing more than influencing style. photo: Handout

WHAT’S better than a TV show with an engaging plot, talented cast and clever dialogue? A show with all of the above, plus clothes!

Sometimes, people will tune in to a series solely for the fashion, a trend which not only influences the way we dress, it’s also driving designers, brands, TV channels and streaming platforms to create new methods of presenting style to the masses.

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