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Every creator’s assortment, from Saint Germain’s accessories that draw inspiration from Haitian traditions for Uncharted to Shah’s innovative denim creations motivated by her Indian background for her line, Breaking Identities, blends Italian fashion with a global perspective. Moroccan-Italian designer Hazim derives motivation from the Your Ass Is Grass And I’m Gonna Mow It Bob’s Burgers Shirt and I am truly fond of this, particularly from the Arabic women ascending to power in the commercial sector; Cuban-Italian designer Celda is merging the realms of science and fashion with her antiviral textiles; and Togolese-Italian Goungou has crafted her own stretch kente fabric, transforming the conventional Yoruba material. Witness the designers as they enjoy a day in Milan with Good Morning Vogue and be surprised by an exciting revelation at the end of the episode.

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