Cyber fashion, edible fashion, sustainable fashion - or a hybrid of all. There are many trends suggesting ideas about the futures of fashion. A call for a sy...

Transparency is a must if the fashion industry is to move towards a more ethical and sustainable future; however, there is more value to being transparent than just playing catch-up with regulations.

From textile waste to microplastics, the industry is broken. But with Fashion Revolution Week starting today, we ask sustainability experts for some positive news

Commercial textile waste is a much bigger problem than consumer kondo-ing.

Obscure supply chains connect at least 100 companies to illegal logging and land clearing in Brazil.

The fashion industry pressures on water and land, its also one of the top five in terms of raw material use and greenhouse gas emissions. Join #RefashionNow, make your voice heard. How can we reduce the waste and pollution of the fashion industry? The answer lies in sustainable and green fashion which is beneficial for the producer, the consumer and the planet itself. The EU’s Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles presents a new approach that acts across the entire lifecycle of textiles products, while conserving the natural world.

What could have been dismissed as a fleeting trend just a few years ago is proving to be anything but as the sustainable movement continues to drive change in the fashion industry.

Few industries tout their sustainability credentials more forcefully than the fashion industry. But the sad truth is that despite high-profile attempts at innovation, it’s failed to reduce its planetary impact in the past 25 years. Most items are still produced using non-biodegradable petroleum-based synthetics and end up in a landfill. So what can be done? New ESG strategies such as the use of bio-based materials, recycling, and “rent-the-runway” concepts have failed. Instead, we must stop thinking about sustainability as existing on a spectrum. Less unstainable is not sustainable. And governments need to step in to force companies to pay for their negative impact on the planet. The idea of “win-win” and market-based solutions has failed even in one of the most “progressive” industries.

Fast fashion comes at an astonishing environmental and social cost. While the impacts of the fashion industry in terms of pollution, water use, carbon emissions, human rights, and gender inequality are increasing, the need for a shift to sustainable fashion...

“Fake originals” make their way from sites like AliExpress and DHgate to a market in Lagos.

As shoppers sour on Chinese fast fashion, more sustainable Vietnamese brands — loved by K-pop artists and Western celebrities alike — are booming online.

The climate crisis is raging on with 2023 being the hottest year on record, but can a just transition be the solution for fashion's rampant pollution?

Questionable facts plague the conversation around sustainability and fashion, and that makes the industry harder to regulate.

Nature Reviews Earth & Environment - The increase in clothing consumption, exemplified in fast fashion, has severe environmental consequences. This Review discusses the impacts of fashion on...

As a generation, they care deeply about the environment and sustainability - but are also under pressure to change their wardrobe constantly. Which impulse will win?

Hopes for recyclable fashion are far from mass market reality, warns a new documentary at London Fashion Week

The Underargument chooses its models based purely on the stories about themselves that they submit. And it’s not the only sign of a shift to more inclusive casting in fashion

Eon is the leading connected products platform across fashion, apparel and retail. Eon introduces the CircularID Protocol. Power Intelligent Enterprise. Engage Customers. Deliver Circular Business Models. Connect your products to the Internet of Things.

Companies including Walmart and Gap won’t commit to paying in full for recent garment orders. This has forced factories to lay off staff, who lack financial support and may be vulnerable to slavery.

/PRNewswire/ -- The European Commission is today announcing the Semi-Finalists of the 2020 European Social Innovation Competition around the topic of Reimagine...

Usage of facial recognition is on the rise. With the recent debates over the ethics of facial recognition potential adversarial attacks…

Long gone are the days of darning socks, siblings wearing the same hand-me-down clothes during childhood, and jeans that last a lifetime.

All runway fashion is fantasy to some degree. Some designers present fantastical visions with their ...

A P P A R E L is an augmented reality experimental fashion prototype by the Paris-based anticipatory design studio N O R M A L S. Turning data and network activity into identity and style, the project...

Forget normcore. Health goth is the latest possibly madeup trend to go viral. Think goths in sportswear, Alexander Wang x H&M and Kanye West, and you’re halfway there, says Morwenna Ferrier

Waterless dyes. Bubble dresses. Clothing that grows on your skin. This is the future of fashion, from five diverse studios.

By Fabiana Frayssinet A Brazilian designer has taken fashion from the exclusivity of the catwalk to the reality of the favela, to demonstrate that styles, trends and fads are also born in these poo…