Jessica Carvalho takes a closer look at high-street favourites that could potentially be sued for offences against human rights, and the ongoing Xinjiang cotton controversy. At a time where sustainability and ethics transcend protecting the planet and play a key … Continue reading Fashion brands could face legal action over forced labour allegations
Jessica Carvalho explores the traditions and expectations of the highly anticipated event set to take place later this year. After last year’s cancellation, the Met Gala is back stronger than ever, and doubled; the yearly Metropolitan Costume Institute’s exhibition will … Continue reading Met Gala due to make its return in two-part exhibition focused on American fashion
Jessica Carvalho explores how the designer infuses Ethiopian values into the fashion industry. As excitement steadily bubbles for days in the spring sunshine, it also brews for the release of H&M’s latest partnership with Liya Kebede. Kebede is best known … Continue reading Liya Kebede teams up with H&M with a collection showcasing Ethiopian artisanry
Lydia Petropoulou writes about The Village of Anya Hindmarch, soon to open in Belgravia as a five-store concept. The British designer Anya Hindmarch, famous for her “I am not a plastic bag” collection, announced her upcoming plan of opening five … Continue reading Anya Hindmarch’s new quintet of shops in Belgravia
Lydia Petropoulou presents the new collection of ASDA clothes, specially designed for students with autism or other learning difficulties. One of the UK’s most popular supermarket chains, ASDA, is the first to launch a collection of school uniforms for children … Continue reading ASDA launches clothing for children with sensory needs
