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Fashion industry insiders are speculating about the future of Australian Fashion Week (AFW) following the news of IMG’s exit from the country’s premier fashion event. Since its debut in 1996, AFW has attempted to evolve alongside Australia’s dynamic fashion landscape.
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The campaign is in its third year with major retailers across fashion and accessories, household and lifestyle, health and technology, food and beverage, offering discounts on in-store and online products. The post ARA reveals plans for First Responders Day on June 30 appeared first on Inside Retail.
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