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Made to love, made to last

“Almost all clothing is handmade, there’s just a different value placed on different hands,” says Ashiya Omundsen, founder of the made-to-order womenswear brand Par Moi. “Even most fast fashion is handmade, but there’s a pressure put on those hands to produce things quickly and that’s something that needs to change.”

Ashiya is part of a new wave of Instagram born, bespoke-lead designers who are fighting the traditional wasteful models of the industry. Par Moi, the brand’s website reads, “was born in defiance of fast fashion”.

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