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We've spent years testing different clothing brands in order to find a select few that strike this balance — and gathering info on our favorite hero pieces along the way. From stylish blazers to ...

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Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Back when I started my very first job, I remember coming in for ...

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Whether it is wearing used clothes or purchasing frozen foods, a growing number of multi-millionaires are embracing frugality as a way of life as part of a growing trend called ‘underconsumption’.

At Owino Market in Kampala, shoppers jostle for space between stalls filled with second hand clothes – mostly from European countries. Here, they can find almost anything, used, but for an ...

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From launching her label in New York to spearheading a social enterprise in Pakistan that works with local craftswomen, Zein Ahmed believes that the future of fashion depends on conscious choices.