Can fashion weeks be sustainable? A new museum exhibit looks into the issue


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In addition to showcasing iconic looks from past and present fashion weeks and focusing on the sustainable future of these events, the exhibition also reviews the endless possibilities offered by digital technology. Photo: AFP

Often criticised for their impact on the planet, fashion weeks remain major events that directly influence our wardrobes.

For the first time, the Fashion For Good Museum in Amsterdam is looking at the evolution of these coveted events, and particularly at the innovations that will enable them to become more sustainable, through a series of looks created by Indian designers.

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