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Sao Paulo Fashion Week goes digital

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Sao Paulo, Nov 4 (EFE).- The facades of the buildings on the iconic Paulista Avenue on Wednesday have been turned into giant catwalks for Sao Paulo Fashion Week (SPFW), which celebrates its 25 years this year. The physical event was canceled due to cotonavirus but that SPFW host its runway shows through digital platforms for the first time during a fashion week event. (CAMERA: NAYARA BATSCHKE).SHOT LIST: RUNWAY SHOWS PROJECTED ONTO THE FACADE OF A BUILDING ON PAULISTA AVENUE IN SAO PAULO, BRAZIL, DURING THE SAO PAULO FASHION WEEK.

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