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    Milan, New York, and London. However, there are dozens of other Fashion Weeks internationally—from Tokyo to Dubai to São Paulo. These shows, of much greater commercial importance than the couture shows, are aimed primarily at fashion journalists and at buyers for department stores, wholesalers, and other major markets. Extensively…

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    Milan, New York, and London. However, there are dozens of other Fashion Weeks internationally—from Tokyo to Dubai to São Paulo. These shows, of much greater commercial importance than the couture shows, are aimed primarily at fashion journalists and at buyers for department stores, wholesalers, and other major markets. Extensively…

    Read More