We caught a quick word with designer Jiri Kalfar, a follow-up to our LFW interview (Issue 47). Here’s his thoughts on a few key ideas coming out this new season. On the BFC’s decision to combine menswear and womenswear for … Continue reading JIRI KALFAR ON SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
This week Maria Henry explores the issues with ‘Haul Culture’ and the glorification of fast fashion. Over the years the fashion and beauty side of social media has gained huge traction. More and more influencers are turning to social media … Continue reading Haul Culture and Youtube’s Sustainability Problem
Topshop, one of the biggest fast fashion retailers, have just released their first sustainable collection: Considered. Spring, summer, autumn or winter, sustainability is a fashion trend that will never go out of season and has become increasingly popular this year. … Continue reading Topshop’s Considered Collection
With multiple fashion brands having a far more environmentally conscious take on fashion production and the materials they use, H&M and Ikea have teamed up to start the biggest study of recycled materials and how they can be used in … Continue reading H&M and Ikea: The brands starting a large-scale recycled material study
London Fashion Week is fast approaching and with issues constantly raised regarding the sustainability of the event and the clothing displayed, pressure is increasing for designers to present environmentally friendly options. The brand Vin + Omi have risen to the … Continue reading Sustainable Designs at London Fashion Week
