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Pip Edwards Embarks on Minimalist Fashion Chapter with Ksubi Role

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Pip Edwards Embarks on Minimalist Fashion Chapter with Ksubi Role
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  • Pip Edwards embraces minimalism, leaving P.E Nation behind.
  • Edwards appears on Stellar Magazine in a white suit.
    • Edwards adopts a new role with Ksubi for her U.S. trip.
    • Fashion CEO Hamish Stuart highlights minimalism for mature markets.
    • Edwards's NYC visit ties with her exit from the activewear brand.
    • Edwards's relationship with Geoff Bainbridge gains attention in NYC.
    • She was involved with Michael Clarke until 2021.
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