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Young talents shine during Fashion Week: "I even shed a tear"

Young talents shine during Fashion Week: "I even shed a tear"

Designer Tess van Zalinge celebrated her tenth anniversary at Amsterdam Fashion Week by featuring three young talents who reinterpreted pieces from her archives. The event highlights the city's commitment to nurturing new design talent, while fashion experts note a shifting trend away from oversized silhouettes toward more tailored, fitted styles.

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Amstel Hotel opens doors during Open Monument Day

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Ajax secures desired number six: Jordi Cruijff brings Sofyan Amrabat back to the Eredivisie

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