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Eco Africa

Taking on fast fashion in Israel

A wedding dress made of Bubble Wrap and a jacket made from cigarette butts. Artists in Israel are turning trash into fashion and using Tel Aviv's promenade as a runway to protest against wasteful fast fashion.

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