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Are fashion trends expanding and evolving, going in new directions, or is it all just a big cycle, always falling back to previous trends and just slightly changing or altering them to pretend like they are modern?

Where does aristocratic fashion fit into this cyclel?
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>>10858223
why does it matter
and why does it have to be one or the other
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>>10858223
Isn't it both? You'll see motifs from previous decades pop up in some subcultures, and you'll also see innovations everywhere.
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