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A furoshiki is a piece of cotton fabric used in Japan since the 17th Century (its name refers to the art of tying)
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Spain) earned a BA in Fashion Photography at the London College of Fashion followed by an MA in Photography at the Royal College of Art
The World Is On Fire But We're Still Buying Shoes - Alec Leach A furoshiki is a pieceFormer Highsnobiety Style Editor and founder of Instagram account @future__dust, Alec Leach examines why we continue to buy so many clothes, despite all we know about fashion and its impact on the planet. With behind the scenes insights and philosophical musings supported by infographics and magazine style pull quotes, Leach takes readers on a journey through the inner workings of consumerism and online culture, touching on sneaker hype, greenwashing
