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How the internet has influenced fashion |
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I still remember the chill of fear. “I’ll have to tell Anna Wintour this will never catch on,” I thought as I sat in Cyberia, the first internet café in London, assigned by the editor-in-chief of American Vogue to swap fashion chit-chat with a reporter in New York. I recall the utter boredom as I waited for my co-reporter’s replies to appear, letter by letter, on the screen. In the end, I snuck out to a payphone, dialled Manhattan and we called the experiment off. Given designers in 1994 couldn’t even type, what possible use was this internet thing going to be to fashion? |
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Record crowds attend Telegraph Christmas shopping evenings |
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Following an amazing turnout of 9,000 at the Fenwick store in Newcastle-upon-Tyne on Monday's opening night, the second Newcastle event was staged last night, November 25th, and drew an impressive 8,000-plus. On the same night, three further events were held: At Bentalls of Kingston, with 5,500 readers in attendance; Fenwick Canterbury, with a crowd of 4,000; and Windsor, which drew slightly over 700 regulars. In addition to this, there were more than 2,500 readers for the event on Tuesday night, November 24th at the Fenwick York store. |
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