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A Year Without Fashion Shows

It’s increasingly likely that fashion shows will be cancelled for the duration of the year. What will be lost? How might the industry adapt? And what will fashion week look like when the crisis ends?
A empty runway in Gallery I at Spring Studios in New York | Source: Getty Images
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