"Disposable… everything?" Shopper furious after stumbling into baffling store display inside train station: 'I was so angry I ...

From skinny to barrel and ultra-high to low-slung, jeans trends are ever changing – so how can we choose the perfect pair for ...

The commenters shared their excitement for the poster's secondhand shopping find. One was particularly excited about the ...

In this Our Changing Climate environmental video essay, I look at the environmental impact of fast fashion. Specifically, I look at how fast fashion impacts climate change through the production ...

Social media and influencer culture further fuel this trend, as individuals showcase their latest purchases and styles, creating pressure to keep up with ever-changing fashion trends. The ...

After months of uncertainty, Americans are beginning to see the price impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs — on their wardrobes. Fast-fashion giant Shein announced that its prices would ...

In 2019, The Fashion Pact, a CEO-led initiative to curb the harmful environmental impacts of the fashion industry ... in less shipping pollution while in some cases also replacing fast fashion and ...

If clothing becomes more expensive, consumers may buy less—and buying less is, ultimately, one of the most effective ways to reduce fashion’s environmental impact. There is some precedent to ...

creating a full-circle impact.” These organizations are just a few examples of efforts aimed at actively minimizing waste by promoting sustainable practices and encouraging conscious consumption. Fast ...

And similar to the plastics industry, which has production plans to triple by 2050, the fastest growing part of the clothing industry is not just fast fashion, but trash fashion — clothing that ...

These companies are turning traditional attire into a tool to perpetuate fast fashion. Reformation earlier ... covering science, the environment, climate and business. She previously worked ...

Fast fashion produces lower quality ... predominantly coming from fossil fuels, which then impacts the environment,” said Clare Sauro, a fashion and textile history professor at Drexel University.