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Despite pandemic-era calls for a “reset,” the Milan fashion week that started on Tuesday seemed to pick up almost exactly where we left off in February 2020, albeit with masks and social distancing measures in place: the same onlookers crowding entrances to show spaces; the same sprints from one end of town to the other; the same delays. Plus ça change, say the French.
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