August 18, 2017 3 min read
Some brands, like Stella McCartney, are using their social influence to sway the fashion industry, and many fashion-lovers, to opt for cruelty-free designer options. Others are using their influence to push for donations designed to help their selected charities or political causes. And, of course, the social influence of these brands are driving us toward future trends, future silhouettes, and future (surprising) collaborations. After all, before 2017, it seemed impossible that Louis Vuitton would collaborate with Supreme, a popular urban brand, to create hybrid designs that caused impossibly long lines outside of storefronts and an entirely new wave of fashion aesthetic goals to come into our lives.
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