Fashion Conscience

From spring cleans and selling sprees to charity shop drop-offs and TikTok-inspired customisation, time and space away from wearing real clothes every day

The pandemic may have put paid to glitzy red carpets and showstopping live performances but that hasn’t stopped the British Fashion Council from cele

In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable fashion, this year’s lockdown and Black Lives Matter movement have stirred our collective conscience an

How do you solve a problem like fast fashion? Recycling isn’t as simple as it sounds; ‘Made in Britain’ can still mean poverty wages; cotton

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This article was updated August 2020: Stand.earth, the environmental non-profit, has released a new report stating that fashion brands urgently need to go

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

As we see the exponential growth in dialogue around sustainability, environmentalism, the climate crisis and social justice, the term ‘greenwashing&#

For many people, the past few months have brought about some personal revelations, from the big (divorce inquiries are up 42% since March) to the small (at

“Our examination of fashion kind of ended at our ankles,” says Tansy Hoskins, author of Foot Work, a new book which explores the impact of foot

As garment workers are sent home without pay and manufacturers dumped with cancelled orders, the coronavirus crisis is throwing into focus the precarious f

Before the boom of ready-to-wear fashion, every piece of clothing someone owned was made for the individual, either themselves or by someone they knew. Now

British-American model Arizona Muse may once have been known as “the new face of American fashion” (a title bestowed on her at the age of 19 by

Islington’s O2 Academy is usually packed with concertgoers but today it’s filled with clothing racks weighed down by colourful, eye-catching outfits. O