Rethinking pink – how pink symbolises a new way of dressing
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Pink has never been so fashionable, and its popularity says a lot about how we're getting dressed now.
Pink has never been so fashionable, and its popularity says a lot about how we're getting dressed now.
Delving into our winter wardrobe after what feels like an endless summer can be exciting, everything seems new again after a hiatus from sweaters, coats and boots. Unfortunately, it doesn't last, soon we're wondering 'what did I actually wear last year?'… and an excuse to shop for a few 'essentials' is conceived.
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