Seoul says they had an agreement
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What looks like a culture-war flashpoint is, on the evidence, a venue-governance story: St John’s Church, Hyde Park has become a recurring London Fashion Week site, and the “Modest Fashion Week London” booking that drew criticism sits within a broader pattern of secular fashion events regularly held in that nave...
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