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Rag trade revolutionary for The Vine

Posted on June 27, 2011 by Tullia Jack
Posted in TheVine, writing | Tagged compassion for fashion, copyleft, haute couture heretc, Old is the new Black, Otto von Busch, radical fashion, RMIT sustainable fashion conference, School of Design and Craft at University of Gothenburg, The dark academy | Leave a comment
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