Abstract
The fashion industry's growing engagement with numerous cultural components has led to a surge in cultural appropriation and admiration. exploring how fashion businesses and designers handle the intricate ethical dilemmas that arise from the line between cultural appropriation and respect. A common consequence of exploiting or misrepresenting minority cultures is cultural appropriation, which is defined as the adoption of cultural aspects without permission or respect. On the other hand, engaging with cultural rituals and symbols in a respectful and knowledgeable manner is what cultural appreciation is all about. presented a number of case studies that illustrate appropriation and appreciation in action, with an emphasis on how these practices have influenced the communities in question as well as the fashion industry beyond. This study seeks to offer a framework for crossing these limits by evaluating the ethical considerations and offering principles for responsible cultural involvement. The goal is to ensure that fashion practices are inclusive and respectful. Contributing to the continuing conversation on cultural sensitivity and fashion's role in promoting cross-cultural understanding, the article conducts a thorough analysis of current trends and practices within the enterprise.
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