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French fashion brands keen on tapping into the $12bn Gulf market

RIYADH: The global food import bill is forecast to reach a record high of $1.98 trillion in 2023, up 1.5 percent from 2022, due to a combination of factors including an increase in international prices and higher volumes, the latest UN report showed. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN in its biannual report stated that the anticipated increase in the 2023 bills will happen due to an additional $18.4 billion stemming from higher international prices and $12.9 billion from higher volumes. However, despite this surge, the UN body predicts the world food import bill will grow at a…
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Rakul Preet sets major resort fashion goals in blue thigh-high slit dress

home / Photos / Lifestyle / Rakul Preet sets major resort fashion goals in blue thigh-high slit dressPublished on Jun 12, 2023 12:21 PM ISTRakul Preet once again made her fans go gaga with her chic wardrobe pick. She stepped out looking like a dream in a stunning blue bodycon dress.…read more1 / 5View Photos in a new improved layoutPublished on Jun 12, 2023 12:21 PM ISTRakul Preet loves all things fashion and knows how to impress the style gods with her sartorial wardrobe choices. The actor was recently clicked while promoting his…
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Alberta entrepreneur’s crazy dream: A woman’s fashion giant run by a woman

Breadcrumb Trail LinksNews‘This is no hobby. We are doubling revenue,’ says Emma May, a former lawyer and political aide. Her Sophie Grace line aims to be Lululemon for the officePublished June 04, 2023 • Last updated 12 hours ago • 4 minute readIn 2020, Emma May launched Sophie Grace, a new women’s clothing brand that aims to be Lululemon for the office. Photo by Donna Kennedy-GlansArticle content This is a conversation series by Donna Kennedy-Glans, a writer and former Alberta cabinet minister, featuring newsmakers and intriguing personalities. This week: entrepreneur Emma May.Advertisements 2This…
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How the ‘naked’ look took over fashion

Over the years, “naked dress” has been somewhat of a catch-all term for an outfit that associates itself with nudity – whether through clever illusion, by using sheer fabric, or by a lack of material altogether, such as Jennifer Lopez’s slashed- to-the-navel Versace gown at the 2000 Grammys, which caused such a frenzy it inadvertently led to the creation of Google Images. Today, Chrisman-Campbell says the term is most commonly used to describe something with “sheer, skin-colored fabrics, maybe some lace or sequins, anything where you really have to look twice to see if the person is showing any body…
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Fashion and brand experts react to Prince Harry wearing a Dior suit to Coronation

Prince Harry’s Dior suit he wore for the Coronation could have been a rebellious move as he and Meghan Markle made a deal with the brand, experts claim today. The Duke of Sussex looked smart in the bespoke three-piece suit designed by Dior’s artistic director Kim Jones especially for his appearance at Westminster Abbey. But royal fashion expert and celebrity stylist Miranda Holder said Harry’s choice of a French brand showed he ‘did not get the fashion memo or was in a petulant mood’ as most other guests wore British labels, adding that his decision ‘spoke volumes’. Harry and his…
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Push for Faster Fashion Squeezes European Manufacturers

Big brands have stepped up sourcing in Europe over the last few years in a race to get the trendiest clothes to the continent’s consumers as quickly as possible. But the push for faster fashion has come at the expense of European manufacturers and their workers, according to a new report by the labor advocacy group Clean Clothes Campaign and Fair Trade Advocacy Office. Major brands in both the luxury and mass market segments often pressure suppliers to lower prices, despite the effects of inflation, according to the report, which was based on interviews with suppliers, experts and union representatives…
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