Frontline Fashion Season 3
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Frontline Fashion 3 - Frontline Fashion is an award-winning docu-series that follows the most talented emerging fashion designers from all over the globe, who have earned their place as finalists in the world's largest sustainable fashion design competition, the redress Design Award. For the Redress Design Award 11th cycle, taking place in a COVID-19 world, Frontline Fashion brings you directly to our finalists competing from their homes all over the world in a series of episodes following the journeys. Join our host, YouTube sensation and content creator, Taylor R as she gets to know our 10 talented finalists and the inspiration behind their incredible collections. Follow her journey behind the scenes of our "Gradients of Reality" photoshoot for Vogue Hong Kong, and as she learns more bout sustainability in fashion through the finalist challenges, and watch highlights of Grand Final, where we see the culmination of our finalists' hard work and find out who wins the First Prize with Timberland.
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