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UE, da oggi vietato distruggere i vestiti invenduti: cosa cambia

I vestiti invenduti non finiranno più al macero. Da oggi la moda deve trovare canali di riuso, ridistribuzione, seconda vita.

Gianluca Riccio

A large industrial warehouse filled with mountains of unsold clothing — jeans, jackets, shoes, and accessories stacked on metal shelving and piled on the floor — bathed in cool warehouse lighting. In the foreground, a pair of folded denim jeans sits prominently on a conveyor belt, symbolizing the crossroads between destruction and a second life. Workers in the background sort garments into labeled bins marked for resale, donation, and recycling. The atmosphere is cinematic and editorial, with a slightly desaturated color palette punctuated by the vivid blues of denim and greens of recycling signage. The mood is serious yet hopeful, evoking industrial transformation and environmental responsibility. Photorealistic style, wide-angle perspective, dramatic overhead lighting casting long shadows across rows of textile inventory.

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