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Here's How You Make One of Fashion’s Oldest Fabrics Feel Fresh

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Scroll through the social feed of Fake as Flowers (or FAF), and you might think the small Japanese brand doesn’t take itself too seriously. It recently released a candy-colored line of keychains shaped like ancient Egyptian ankhs, and its most recent Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “F Casual,” lives up to the name with roomy, slouchy silhouettes you’d expect from a streetwear label. But look closer. Or, scratch that. Just look at its latest move: FAF has partnered with Yohji Yamamoto’s Y’s sub-labe

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