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Audience (main domains Fashion.at, Fashionoffice.org; statistics via Google Analytics 'Location', 'Users'): United States 9.21%; India 8.81%; Austria 6.11%; China 6.03%; Ethiopia 4.91%; Egypt 3.71%; Myanmar (Burma) 3.27%; Pakistan 2.78%; Japan 2.73%; Turkey 2.71%;...



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Vienna insight: The fashion of masks after one month restrictive Covid-19 measures The non-medical face mask is probably the fastest-selling clothing piece in Austria's history. It was worn after around a month of the coronavirus outbreak by almost everybody. ... Currently it looks as if this textile piece won't go out of fashion in the near future. Award winning designer Eva Poleschinski is especially known for red carpet fashion, exclusive ball gowns, wedding dresses...



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De'Longhi teamed up with Austrian food specialist Martina Enthammer of 'food stories' for recipes Fashion.at selected from the easy to make recipes for the whole family exemplary the 'Couscous muffins with vegetables'...



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Pattern for a non-medical face mask Non-medical face masks don't replace professional gear. But in our days it's better to wear a mask - and when it's only for preventing to touch with the own fingers the face, the nose or mouth when walking through the grocery, for example. It seems as if the opinion about homemade face masks change with the amount of people infected...



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Pattern for a non-medical face mask Non-medical face masks don't replace professional gear. But in our days it's better to wear a mask - and when it's only for preventing to touch with the own fingers the face, the nose or mouth when walking through the grocery, for example. It seems as if the opinion about homemade face masks change with the amount of people infected...



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"The Wheat & The Chaff", part 3 of the new series "After The Pandemic. A Fictional Story" by Karin Sawetz "Can you remember what the Hofrat said: Now the wheat will be separated from the chaff. My god was this an ass!" Martin doesn't wait to start his first anecdote with one of his personal highlights from the beginning of the revolt. "There were these guys who provoked the population..."

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