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Pandemic and changing value systems

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Stella McCartney is known for her eco-conscious approach to fashion. Seen here: A youthful update on the polka dot, the Ruched Orange prints tease Stella McCartney’s signature playfulness on holiday or at home – deigned as a wink to nature, and made with Econyl regenerated nylon. Image credit: Stella McCartney Stella McCartney is known for her eco-conscious approach to fashion. Seen here: A youthful update on the polka dot, the Ruched Orange prints tease Stella McCartney’s signature playfulness on holiday or at home – deigned as a wink to nature, and made with Econyl regenerated nylon. Image credit: Stella McCartney

 

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