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In fashion’s new vernacular, provenance is the ultimate power. The women who once spoke in labels now speak in lineages: Irish linen spun on century-old looms, silk dyed in the vats of a family atelier, gold traced to a single hillside in Peru. It’s no longer enough to own something beautiful; real value lies in knowing how it came to be. This shift has been gathering for years.
The quiet luxury movement, with its logo-free handbags and cashmere softened by time, taught…
