L’Oréal, one of the world’s largest beauty companies, has launched a new accelerator program to further drive innovation in the field of sustainability.
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France is moving toward stricter regulations on ultra-fast fashion—a business model centered on low-cost, mass-produced clothing.
On June 9, French luxury maison Chanel announced the launch of “NEVOLD,” a new independent organization dedicated to promoting circularity within the fashion and luxury sectors.
On May 19, luxury brand Loro Piana announced the launch of a new five-year program titled “Resilient Threads”, aimed at supporting the grassland ecosystems and nomadic communities of Mongolia.
In the world of high fashion, the phrase “Made in Italy” has long stood as a hallmark of craftsmanship, quality, and above all, trust. But beneath that prestigious label, cracks are beginning to show.
On February 19, leading French luxury resale platform Vestiaire Collective announced the launch of a special charity collaboration, “Paris Hilton x Vestiaire Collective,” in partnership with OG influencer and philanthropist Paris Hilton.
Environmental activist and entrepreneur Suzy Amis Cameron has recently launched a new company, Inside Out LLC.
On February 27, L’Oréal Groupe announced the official opening of its North America Research & Innovation (R&I) Center in Clark, New Jersey, following a $160 million investment.
On February 12th, Jeff Garner, a pioneer in sustainable fashion, unveiled his new documentary ‘Let Them Be Naked’, marking the closing event of New York Fashion Week (NYFW).
The Copenhagen International Fashion Fair (CIFF) and the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) will once again host a sustainable fashion-themed showroom during New York Fashion Week.