At her second appearance at Paris Fashion Week Men’s, emerging designer Jeanne Friot explains her ambitions for a genderless luxury label that is politically engaged and sustainably produced.
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Fashion Meets Activism: Jeanne Friot’s Fluffy Jeans for Young Queers
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