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It's New York Fashion Week, the semi-annual event when designers show their

collections to the world, so fast fashion brands can decide which styles to rip off.

But unlike wet subway seats, fashion week hasn't always been in New York

Institution. It's had a long walk down the runway to get where it is today.

It all started in France in the 1600s, which might not surprise you,

but back then, Paris was very much not known for fashion.

The French were about as stylish as a crock wearing a fanny pack.

At that time, Madrid was actually the fashion capital of the world,

and thanks to their tiny toppas, they could actually fit into all the sample sizes.

But everything changed for France when Louis XIV was,

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