Fashion collections: see now, buy when?
By Reuters
16 March 2016 |
1:00 pm
High fashion has always shied away from high-street style fast fashion, but that's all set to change.
Fashion lovers have traditionally had to wait up to six months to buy their favourite designs from catwalk shows.
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