The CFDA and voguemagazine raise $4.1 million:
Author:Charlotte NormanUpdated:Apr 20, 2020Original:Apr 20, 2020These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.Fashion rescue fund A Common Thread, an initiative put together by the CFDA and Vogue to assist independent designers, stores and contractors, has received over 800 applications since being created less than a month ago. No applicant will receive a grant of more than $100,000, and the committee hopes to have the first payments made by May.
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