High fashion, or haute couture, represents luxury and exclusivity, marked by meticulously crafted pieces and the use of high-quality materials. It often sets trends and is characterized by items that can be considered investment pieces due to their longevity and artistry[1][3]. Notable high fashion brands include Chanel and Dior, which are known for their exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail[1].
In contrast, fast fashion emphasizes quick production of affordable clothing that reflects current trends, often at the expense of quality and ethical practices[5][6]. Brands like Zara and H&M represent this model, prioritizing low costs and rapid turnover, leading to concerns about waste and the environmental impact of their business practices[2][4].
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