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Bad Bunny, ASAP Rocky and Harry Styles are also shunning male luxury brands and choosing to be ambassadors for female-focused houses such as Schiaparelli, Chanel and Dior. Image credit: Shutterstock, Rokas Tenys Bad Bunny, ASAP Rocky and Harry Styles are also shunning male luxury brands and choosing to be ambassadors for female-focused houses such as Schiaparelli, Chanel and Dior. Image credit: Shutterstock, Rokas Tenys

 

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