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Thai beach scavenger finds whale vomit worth more than £500,000

By Agrima Tikader

A man who lives off beach scavenging in Thailand might have found 37 lbs of ambergris which has an estimated value of £500,000.

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Chanel show prankster tells Gigi Hadid 'I'm sorry, I love you'

The Chanel show prankster apologised to Gigi Hadid after she crashed a catwalk show at Paris Fashion Week.

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Gigi Hadid 'quite aggressive' says Chanel show prankster

The French prankster, who crashed the Chanel show during Paris Fashion Week, thought that Gigi Hadid was going to pull...

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Paris Fashion Week braces for climate protests, absent star

Extinction Rebellion activists had called for London Fashion Week to be cancelled entirely because of the "climate...

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'Friends' 25th anniversary: Ralph Lauren designs capsule collection

Ralph Lauren's new workwear collection is inspired by the sitcom "Friends" to honour its popular fictional character,...

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Milan Fashion Week 2019: Luxury brands move to sustainable fashion

The fashion sector emits 1.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases each year, according to France's environmental and...

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London Fashion Week: Nettles with regal roots hit catwalks

Designers Vin + Omi have collaborated with Prince Charles for a sustainable fashion collection to be showcased at the...

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London Fashion Week trends: Dresses flow for Beckham, Billow for Goddard

Victoria Beckham's designs were simple and elegant with long silky dresses, shirts with oversized collars worn with a...

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PETA joins Extinction Rebellion to disrupt London Fashion Week

PETA and Extinction Rebellion are set to stage protests over the five days of the London Fashion Week.

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YouTube fashion section launched: What you need to know

The video streaming platform also has a dedicated gaming section.

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Coach, Givenchy join Versace to apologise to Chinese consumers after T-shirt outcry

Luxury brands Coach and Givenchy apologise after Chinese social media outcry for mistakenly acknowledging Hong Kong,...

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'Vagina wigs' are the latest controversial trend from Fashion Week

The unexpected fashion accessory also goes by the name 'merkin'.

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Thai beach scavenger finds whale vomit worth more than £500,000

Chanel show prankster tells Gigi Hadid 'I'm sorry, I love you'

Gigi Hadid 'quite aggressive' says Chanel show prankster

Paris Fashion Week braces for climate protests, absent star

'Friends' 25th anniversary: Ralph Lauren designs capsule collection

Milan Fashion Week 2019: Luxury brands move to sustainable fashion

London Fashion Week: Nettles with regal roots hit catwalks

London Fashion Week trends: Dresses flow for Beckham, Billow for Goddard

PETA joins Extinction Rebellion to disrupt London Fashion Week

YouTube fashion section launched: What you need to know

Coach, Givenchy join Versace to apologise to Chinese consumers after T-shirt outcry

'Vagina wigs' are the latest controversial trend from Fashion Week

The gay hijab: Muslim fashion house unveils LGBT-inspired headscarves

Corpse trend: Backlash against fashion magazines making female models look dead

How often should you wash your jeans? The definitive answer

Blood diamonds: How to buy gemstones with a clear conscience

Victoria's Secret's fashion show 2017: Angels and fantasy lingerie on the runway in Shanghai

Topshop abolishes women-only changing rooms after trans customer was turned away

Louis Vuitton partners with Riot Games for LVxLoL collection

Victoria's Secret to cancel annual fashion show

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How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

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How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

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