Du "schmattès" à la "fast fashion"

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Entre Charleroi, Gand et Paris, une évocation du monde de la confection juive depuis plusieurs générations. Nathalie Skowronek raconte l'histoire de sa famille émigrée il y a cent ans des "shtetls" de Pologne vers la Belgique pour y ouvrir des boutiques de vêtements ("shmattès" en yiddish) et de fourrure. Elle raconte, pour l'avoir vécu de près et y avoir travaillé elle-même, ce monde rythmé par les réassorts hebdomadaires auprès des boutiques du Sentier parisien. Progressivement, avec l'arrivée de la "fast fashion" et des fournisseurs chinois, les confectionneurs traditionnels sont devenus des petits détaillants, beaucoup de boutiques ont fermé tandis que d'autres familles créaient des marques de mode adaptées à l'air du temps... Nathalie Skowronek, romancière, a fait paraître "Un monde sur mesure" chez Grasset en 2017.

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