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To sparkle, SA Fashion Week will need to embrace cultural changes
For some people, being a fashionista is running to your nearest Zara and buying the same clothes you’ve seen on a celebrity or the mannequin. It’s knowing the difference between Brentwood and Burberry and having the eagle eye to spot a fake Bathu or Balenciaga sneaker.
For some, what truly defines a fashionista is their participation in the fashion cycle, one where trends are discovered, clothes are designed and people buy them to influence others into doing the same...
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