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Gallery · First edition · 8 pieces

Signs

Each brand carried its handwritten name. Some carried a slogan.

A person in a fur hat holds a handwritten sign reading at Faesidium, standing at a crosswalk with tall buildings behind.

Piece 1

Photo/video by María Morena · Featuring Faesidium

A person in dark glasses holds a handwritten sign reading at Tienda Extraño, with blue sky and a historic building behind.

Piece 2

Photo/video by María Morena · Featuring Tienda Extraño

A person holds up a sign with both hands reading: fast fashion is slavery disguised as trend. Behind, the square and its trees.

Piece 3

Photo/video by María Morena

Close-up of a person in a black and white hat holding a handwritten sign with the name Faesidium.

Piece 4

Photo/video by María Morena · Featuring Faesidium

Three people dressed in black, in rock band t-shirts, hold a sign reading at Therapy Argentina, on a stone stairway.

Piece 5

Photo/video by María Morena · Featuring Therapy Argentina

A person in a white shirt and tie holds the fast fashion sign in front of a historic building on the square.

Piece 6

Photo/video by María Morena

A person wearing a headpiece of coloured spikes holds a sign above their head reading at Servizentro.

Piece 7

Photo/video by María Morena · Featuring Servizentro

A person in a pale fur coat holds a sign reading at Tienda Extraño, among palm trees.

Piece 8

Photo/video by Fran Basement · Featuring Tienda Extraño

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