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Stella McCartney releases jumpsuit made with iridescent BioSequins

British fashion brand Stella McCartney has unveiled a sleeveless bodysuit adorned with Radiant Matter‘s bioplastic sequins made from tree cellulose. The skin-tight all-in-one, which was made in Stella McCartney‘s London atelier, is embellished with hundreds of shimmering sequins called …
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Stella McCartney releases jumpsuit made with iridescent BioSequins

British fashion brand Stella McCartney has unveiled a sleeveless bodysuit adorned with Radiant Matter‘s bioplastic sequins made from tree cellulose. The skin-tight all-in-one, which was made in Stella McCartney‘s London atelier, is embellished with hundreds of shimmering sequins called …

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