sustainability

Plus, the 'Cheugy' aesthetic, explained.

The designer reflects on the seemingly opposing truths that have guided and shaped her professional life over the past two decades.

Plus, can sustainable labels credibly collaborate with big brands?

From hides derived from fruit to fabrics grown in labs, there have never been more options for shoppers and retailers alike in search of more sustainable solutions.

She spent almost a decade at Bottega Veneta before co-founding Studio 189 with Rosario Dawson.

Plus, Thandiwe Newton covers British "Vogue."

Shoes have been a prime target for circular innovation in the last few years. But so far, the movement hasn't been scaleable.

Plus, Nordstrom partners with Package Free to promote zero-waste options.

When Dilys Williams first pitched the idea for the Centre at the London College of Fashion, she didn't know she was about to change the fashion education landscape.

As the social-shopping platform's global head of sustainability, it's Justine Porterie's job to minimize resale's environmental footprint.

The designer is already bringing her earth-conscious ethos with her into her new role.

This collection feels more joyful than usual for the designer.

The see now buy now collection features seashell-encrusted cowboy boots (!) and natural dyes.

Meet Ama, the newest, all-digital permanent member and "Chief Decision Scientist" of the PH5 team.

"A high level advisor is needed to coordinate the policies and people of the fashion industry."

"If she were born a man we would all know her name as we know Leonardo da Vinci's."

Imagine scanning your shirt — not the tag, the cloth itself — and being able to see who made it, how the cotton was farmed and where it came from.

Scientists are replicating endangered botanicals to produce renewable versions of rare active ingredients.

Romanticizing life connected to the land has complicated implications, but it's starting to shape what we see as aspirational.

Mittens are a winter must-have, after all.

In their work with seaweed shoes, creepy knits and Ugandan bark cloth, these designers are ones to watch.

The sleek skiwear label, which comes courtesy of an Olympian, is bringing a new set of priorities to the outdoor apparel market.

She built Stella McCartney's sustainability department, leading the way for the rest of the industry. Now, she's taking that materials-first vision with her into the non-profit sector.

Our post-pandemic sustainability narratives won't get better without sustained effort.