When it comes to the environment, we're already used to hearing catastrophic news. Pollution is killing more people than war and violence, plastic is

Pride is everywhere in 2018. E-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e. Not 'pride' in its original, positive and political sense as a visible opposition to fear and shame,

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 –

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

We all watched Blue Planet II, so we all know how David Attenborough feels about the plastic in our oceans. (It goes without saying that if David's not

Nobody can seem to agree on how to dress sustainably. Some people advocate for organic cotton and Fair Trade fashion, while others criticise how

When news broke that producing one T-shirt requires the amount of water a person drinks in two and a half years, I think most people had a come to Jesus

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

According to estimates, it takes around 1,800 gallons of water to grow enough cotton to produce just one pair of blue jeans. The 2013 collapse of the Rana

My mother made the decision to let me dress myself at the age of 3, in a Hawaiian-print Mickey Mouse shirt and clashing leggings. From then on, fashion

“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

"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 pithy comment, Virgil

This article was originally published 27 April, 2017. Back in January of last year, Channel 4's Dispatches went undercover in clothes factories based

Word on the street is that brands are embracing sustainability. Some are going fur-free, too. Today, it's more common than ever to find round-ups of

Fashioned from Nature, the Victoria & Albert Museum's next big fashion exhibition, opens this weekend, inviting audiences to "trace the complex

Today, H&M launches its Conscious Exclusive 2018 collection and, boy, are we thrilled. The pieces are more elevated than ever before, offering sumptuous

For many, the idea of ethical fashion and sustainable clothing unfortunately still conjures up images of hemp and incense. However, over the past few

Anti-fur advocates have come a long way since the days of slinging red paint on the fluffy-clad fashion elite. Instead, they now count some key luxury

Making environmentally conscious shopping decisions in today's retail landscape isn't as easy as it should be. With Earth Day, April 22, right around the

Four years ago, I was a junior at the University of Southern California when I heard about the Rana Plaza collapse. Over the course of the day, I

Last night at London's Victoria & Albert Museum, designer Stella McCartney and Dame Ellen MacArthur co-hosted the launch of a sustainability report that

Discarded clothing from retail chain H&M has been successfully fuelling a Swedish power plant, according to a story published by Bloomberg. A station

Sustainability is a buzzword that many people are sick of hearing. It’s been overused and virtually lost its meaning (although trying to define it in

A post shared by Save the Seas wear SEA2SEE (@sea2see_eyewear) on Sep 2, 2017 at 3:20am PDT Sea2See is the Barcelona-based brand recycling plastic

The Victoria & Albert Museum has just announced its next fashion exhibition. Fashioned from Nature will "trace the complex relationship between fashion

A post shared by Fashion Revolution (@fash_rev) on Jul 31, 2017 at 12:44am PDT Hopefully, at some point – whether it was in the changing room queue

Ethical clothing brand Birdsong produces clothes you want to wear but won’t feel bad for buying. Pushing against the morally dubious nature of the

Vivienne Westwood is no stranger to making a bold statement. After all, it was her punk designs and attitude that challenged the establishment and

This week we've been championing sustainable fashion and investigating the sad facts that the fashion industry relies on cheap fabric, exploitative labour