The British Fashion Council (BFC) has announced the implementation of a new standard prohibiting the use of exotic leather by all brands participating in the official schedule of London Fashion Week (LFW) starting in February 2025.
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Fast fashion brand Zara has announced that it will launch its secondhand clothing service, “Zara Pre-Owned,” in the U.S. starting in October 2024.
French fashion label ba&sh announced that effective June 2024, it has joined the ranks of B Corp-certified companies, awarded to environmentally and socially responsible corporations in the public interest.
Sweden’s H&M Group announced that it has been named the top brand in the “Fossil Fuel Free Fashion” ranking released in May by the environmental group Stand.earth.
As Shein, a retailer known for its ultra-low prices, prepares for its initial public offering (IPO), questions about the working conditions at its supplier factories are growing more intense.
Grown Brilliance, which sells lab-grown diamonds, has opened a new retail store in Los Angeles.
On December 12, Prada Group announced its participation in the United Nations Global Compact Initiative.
Fashionphile, a leading luxury bag resale platform, has announced that it has recently earned B Corp Certification (B Corp).
The Global Fashion Summit, the world’s largest fashion sustainability event, was held in Copenhagen from June 27-28. The event was attended by major conglomerates including LVMH and PVH, innovative startups such as Hilos and Circulose, charities like the Or Foundation, and prominent policymakers from Europe and the US.
How many of you have seen the term “Quiet Luxury” in fashion content over the past few weeks? This is the word that is being mentioned as the hottest trend of the moment, so much we are tempted to ask that question.