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  Join the 2022 Edition, from 19 September to 9 October!

Overview

Wiki Loves Fashion is an international campaign ideated and run by WikiDonne UG for adding in as many language versions of the Wikimedia projects (Wikipedia, Commons, Wikidata, Wikiquote, Wikinews) content related to fashion (fashion industry, fashion designers and brands, haute couture & prêt-à-porter, clothing, accessories, models, unforgettable dresses, etc.). The campaign runs every year, usually at the end of September, covering Milan Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week and events organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Take a look to all WLF's editions!

Interested? Contact us

The campaign was launched by WikiDonne User Group during WikiDonne roadmap to write about fashion-related content. Are you interested in getting involved with Wiki Loves Fashion? Want to talk about any other kind of fashion content collaboration? Contact us at wikidonnegmail.com or on the discussion page!

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Gallery

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  1796 fashion caricature
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  Dress MET (1979)
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  Costume (doublet and breeches)
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  Costume (jacket)
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  Elie Saab
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  Sari
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  Model Iman
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  Model Marcus Schenkenberg
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  Fashion designer Vivienne Westwood
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  Fashion designer Giorgio Armani
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  Border Fragment
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  Dress MET (1982)
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  Hijab Niqab Veil
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  Label with care symbols
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  Metal purse
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  Gamsbart hat ornament
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  Nepal Jewelry at MET
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  Hair accessory
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  Traditional cap

Kiti projektai

• Fashioning Expo 67, McCord Museum (Commons Category)