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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: MONDAY, APRIL 5, 2021 Pandemic-era digitisation has changed fashion schools permanently. Russian consumers are underserved by e-commerce, making the market an exciting growth opportunity. Goossens, a Chanel-owned jewellery and homeware brand, opens its first international shop. Australian designer Carla Zampatti, who dressed Nicole Kidman and Cate Blanchett, dies at 78. Plus, tune into BoF Live on Tuesday for a discussion on fashion's packaging problem.

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WORKPLACE & TALENT Video Tutorials and Virtual Design: Fashion Education's Hybrid Future By Daphne Milner

Schools are reconsidering their offerings to adapt to the pandemic and prepare students for more digitised times ahead. READ MORE

GLOBAL MARKETS How to Capture More of Russia's E-Commerce Market By Sam Gaskin

With Wildberries racing to become Russia's answer to Amazon, many brands are turning to devoted fashion platforms like Lamoda.ru and Aizel.ru but the market has many challenges. READ MORE

SUSTAINABILITY Xinjiang Cotton Continues To Be a Headache For Brands By Diana Pearl and Chantal Fernandez This week, everyone will be talking about the debate over Xinjiang cotton, Shanghai Fashion Week and what the collections shown at New York's bridal fashion week mean for wedding trends. READ MORE

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NEWS BRIEFS Chanel-Owned Jeweller Goossens Opens First International Boutique Australian Fashion Designer Carla Zampatti Dies at 78 H&M's Troubles in Asia Compound Over 'Problematic' Map of Region

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