We anticipated it in one of the last posts and today we can say that it is a reality: the ‘Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action‘ was created at the UN climate summit ended yesterday in Katowice, Poland, a charter that aims to reduce the environmental impact of the fashion
Stella McCartney‘s commitment to the environment and to an increasingly sustainable fashion continues, not only with its collections and the launch of cruelty free and low impact materials but also with exemplary actions involving governments and international organizations such as the UN. Yesterday the news, from The Guardian, that the
‘Fashioned from Nature’ is an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London that was inaugurated on April 21st, close to the Fashion Revolution week. I had intended so many times to talk about it but there was always something that led me to write about other topics. However
People of eco-à-porter, Fashion Revolution’s fanzine # 3 is in pre-order! On 28 August the movement launches, with the title of ‘Fashion, Environment, Change’, its third bi-annual collectible magazine, created to uncover the stories behind the clothing we wear. After ‘Money Fashion Power’ e ‘Loved Clothes Last‘, ‘Fashion, Environment, Change’ is
“This is a story about clothing. It’s about the clothes we wear, the people who make these clothes, and the impact that it’s having on our world. It’s a story about greed and fear, power and poverty. It’s complex, as it extends all the way around the world. But it’s