Sustainability in fashion

Wan Yunfeng’s distinctive gowns are crafted from discarded items, draped and twisted around his body and photographed to send a message about the destructive power of human consumption.

When U.S. soldiers returned home after World War II, they found a country quite different from the one they had left. Wartime production had helped pull America's economy out of the depression, and during the late '40s, young adults saw a remarkable rise in their spending power. Jobs were plentiful, wages were higher, and people were eager to spend. Between 1945 and 1949, Americans bought 20 million refrigerators, 21.4 million cars, and 5.5 million stoves, a trend that continued well into…

Stella McCartney and Ellen MacArthur have announced the damning findings of a sustainability report. Is this the wake-up call the fashion industry needs?

Sustainable living means prioritizing the use of natural and renewable resources instead of creating excess waste and depleting resources for future generations. It means curbing our habit of expending. Here are a few ways to get started.

In spite of the growing demand for eco-friendly clothing, most consumers don’t want to pay more for it. So, what’s the solution? We speak to experts from H&M, Ninety Percent and Fashion For Good to find out

The British Supermodel Revels in Junk for Garage Magazine

There are signs all around us — planet Earth has finite resources and we are quickly exhausting and or polluting them all. In order to combat this, some consumers and companies are taking strides…

Vogue Portugal dedicates their September 2019 issue to Planet Earth, while answering questions such as is fashion sustainable?

Explore the fashion industry’s impact on people and planet, what the Sustainable Development Goals are, and the link between them.