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How Much Has the WNBA Draft’s Impacted Fashion Designers? Original

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By Rosemary Feitelberg Verified, Bethann Hardison, Andy Warhol’s Art
| Women's Wear Daily (WWD) Verified
Angel Reese poses with WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert. Getty Images With a record-breaking 2.45 million viewers, last week’s WNBA Draft delivered global recognition for the professional league’s leading players. Breakout stars like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Nika Mühl, Kamilla Cardoso and Paige Bueckers were toasted as much for their red carpet choices as their on-court agility. A few of the designers who dressed them have seen less of a boost to their respective businesses.
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What Happens When You Combine Uniqlo, Andy Warhol's Art and Kaws? Original

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By Rosemary Feitelberg Verified, Bethann Hardison
| Women's Wear Daily (WWD) Verified
Andy Warhol's "Ambulance Disaster, 1964-65." Photo Courtesy The Andy Warhol Museum In what appears to be a quintessential Warholian exchange, Uniqlo is sponsoring the “Kaws + Warhol” exhibition tour. Suitably, the exhibition will debut in Pittsburgh at The Andy Warhol Museum on May 18 before moving on to multiple locations around the globe, including its final stop in Tokyo in 2026.
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Why University of Texas at Austin Researchers Made Compostable Sequins

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By Rosemary Feitelberg Verified, Bethann Hardison
| Women's Wear Daily (WWD) Verified
Sustainable sequins are featured in the new exhibition. Photo Courtesy University of Texas at Austin Instead of having material researchers just holed up in labs tinkering with new theories and concepts, the University of Texas at Austin enlisted some of them to join forces with other faculty, students and alumni in the school’s division of textiles and apparel.
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