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How Global Economies Will Change The Way You Dress In 2025

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The relationship between finance and fabric is a long-standing one. Historically, the way we dress is a reflection of societal shifts, dictated by everything from post-war austerity to periods of unbridled affluence, and what happens when recessions hit. In Australia, while we’re not facing a U.S.-style downturn, the ripple effects of global financial instability, inflation, and shifting spending habits are impossible to ignore. Our wardrobes—l…

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How Global Economies Will Change The Way You Dress In 2025

The relationship between finance and fabric is a long-standing one. Historically, the way we dress is a reflection of societal shifts, dictated by everything from post-war austerity to periods of unbridled affluence, and what happens when recessions hit. In Australia, while we’re not facing a U.S.-style downturn, the ripple effects of global financial instability, inflation, and shifting spending habits are impossible to ignore. Our wardrobes—l…

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