Back to traditional advertising campaigns? Fashion's love of social media wanes


By AGENCY

After recent controversies, fashion brands could be considering other ways of communicating with their communities. Photo: AFP

The fashion industry has never been so present on social networks, but recent controversies and the younger generation's lack of interest in some of these platforms could change the game.

Now, fashion companies are working on finding other channels through which to communicate with their communities, and build loyalty.

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