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: Global brands like Rabanne are now filming campaigns in Rio's Rocinha favela, using funk dancers and party people to sell high-summer collections. Why This Matters
Looking ahead, it's likely that Brasileirinhas will continue to expand its offerings and explore new formats, such as virtual reality and live events. The company may also look to collaborate with other entertainment and media companies to further amplify its reach and influence.