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In Paris, Bianca Saunders Targets Next Stage

With an Andam prize win and a spot on the Paris Fashion Week calendar under her belt, the designer is preparing to take her business to the next level.
In Paris, Bianca Saunders Targets Next Stage With an Andam prize and a spot on the Paris Fashion Week calendar, the designer is gearing up to take her business to the next level.
With an Andam prize and a spot on the Paris Fashion Week calendar, Bianca Saunders is gearing up to take her business to the next level.
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A Paris catwalk debut is a rite of passage for many young British designers targeting growth. Today, buzzy London menswear talent Bianca Saunders is doing just that with an outing at the Palais de Tokyo that aims to “consolidate the language of her label,” according to her show notes.

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