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In war‑scarred Gaza, brides turn to refurbished wedding dresses
GAZA: In a small sewing workshop in southern Gaza, Nisreen Al-Rantisi pulls fabric from a pile and reshapes worn wedding dresses, trying to keep a fading tradition alive amid war and soaring costs. Families said they have been struggling to find new wedding dresses and many search instead for places that refurbish gowns and other kinds of clothes for their children. Importers cite delays, high shipping costs, and restrictions on materials, such as the crystals encrusted into the elaborate wedding dresses, as key factors behind the shortages and price hikes.
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arabnews.com
In war‑scarred Gaza, brides turn to refurbished wedding dresses
GAZA: In a small sewing workshop in southern Gaza, Nisreen Al-Rantisi pulls fabric from a pile and reshapes worn wedding dresses, trying to keep a fading tradition alive amid war…
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images.dawn.com
Gaza's brides forced to buy refurbished wedding dresses at steep prices amid Israeli restrictions
One bride-to-be said the cheapest dress available was $1,000 when all her family had was $200.
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publico.pt
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