From high heels to ‘Zara death pants’: how fashion falls foul of women’s safety
The News
The article discusses how fashion trends like high heels and 'Zara death pants' can pose safety risks to women, potentially leading to hospital visits. It features insights from a physio, a tailor, and a historian on how to avoid these dangers. The principle of 'buyer beware' is highlighted as a key legal concept. This matters because it raises awareness of hidden hazards in everyday clothing choices.
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There are style trends that can put women in hospital.
The GuardianPlain English
Loaded language removed<p>A physio, a tailor and a historian on the style trends that can lead to health issues and how to avoid the risks</p><p>“Buyer beware” is one of the oldest principles in English law.
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There are style trends that can put women in hospital.
The GuardianA physio, a tailor, and a historian are providing their perspective on dangerous style trends.
The Guardian'Buyer beware' is one of the oldest principles in English law.
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