"Slow Fashion" News Archive

Michelle Obama, Amal Clooney, Tamara Falco, and Lady Gaga are clients of the Colombian designer, who’ve particularly taken an interest in her inspiration for nature and commitment to the environment.

Mejuri founder Noura Sakkijha explains why jewellery brands should look beyond existing frameworks to build a more sustainable future for a sector that has faced scrutiny over its impact on the environment and the welfare of its workers.

After ceasing the use of animal fur, Donatella Versace also reveals the steps she plans to take to ensure the brand embraces sustainability and paves the way for others.

Ecovative is part of an emerging industry of producers of materials that use mushrooms instead of animal skins to make leather, and are bringing major brands like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, and Stella McCartney on board.

As Nike strengthened its grip on the ultracompetitive athletic market over the past 50 years, the company has worked to evolve and strengthen its purpose.

After launching its iconic circular denim pieces, the Dutch brand continues to work on surpassing its own sustainable milestones in the form of clean denim dyeing processes and ethical sourcing.

B Corp certification represents one of the many ways for companies to demonstrate, through action, real social benefit to make a small, big change in the world.

The fashion brand’s Creative Director was inspired by research into fossil-free fusion energy for the creation of its spring-summer collection, presented last September in Paris.

The US jeans brand Calvin Klein Jeans has recently launched Calvin Klein Jeans Reimagined Denim Collection, a new upcycled limited-edition capsule collection available exclusively in Hong Kong.

Intended to complement its use of its leather, the material is the result of two years of research, and the Italian brand will share the patent with third-party companies and groups.