When it comes to meaningful and positive change, the fashion industry tends to take two steps forward and one step back. Just look at the catwalks of AW19,

In the same week that Missguided's £1 bikini sparked nationwide outcry over the impact of throwaway fashion, the environment received another blow to

“Don't let Zara and Uniqlo educate you on the price of a garment because that's not fashion. That's McDonald's.” With this one

There’s no better feeling than trawling through your local charity shop, spending less than a tenner and walking away with a boxy leather jacket that loo

Back in June, fashion critic Sarah Mower posted a photo of some crystallised ballet pumps on her Instagram feed. “Just once in a hundred blue moons a

When we talk about sustainable fashion, we often look to brands making new collections in ethical and eco-friendly ways. While production transparency, fai

When minimalist blogger Jessica Williams tells me about her years of binge shopping, I know exactly what she means. I too would get home from a long day&#x

Cardi B is taking Paris Fashion Week by storm. The “Bodak Yellow” rapper started the Spring Summer 19 show season in New York – sitting front

In 2001, Stella McCartney launched her eponymous contemporary label. Her shtick? Sustainability. Sounds cool, but is it working? Ask her.

Gute Nachrichten: Im neuen Report verkündet die Umweltorganisation, dass Kleidung insgesamt immer weniger Chemikalien enthält.

Fashion is beaten only by the oil industry for the tarnished crown of being the dirtiest industry in the world. In recent years, fashion’s impact – on

When farm workers roughly shear the long wool from the backs of Angora goats, the goats scream. There’s something about how human they sound as they cry

As it turns out, being a sustainable fashion consumer takes way less work than you think.

Berlin-based GmbH is finding ways to create less environmental impactful garments without compromising forward-thinking and trendsetting design.

Could you say confidently where your clothes were made? No, me neither. The Topshop dress I’m wearing may say ‘Made in Morocco’ but it’s no secret

“Who made my clothes?” It’s a simple question, but one which many brands are still reluctant to answer and many of us are too distracted or disengage