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.
As the world generates more than 92 million tons of textile waste annually, a breakthrough is on the horizon for polyester-cotton blends, which have long been considered nearly impossible to recycle.
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.
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).
On January 13, the British Fashion Council (BFC) announced its partnership with Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW).
Low-cost fast-fashion retailer Shein has announced the establishment of its new non-profit organization, the Shein Foundation. The foundation aims to foster more inclusive and sustainable communities while consolidating the company’s existing philanthropic initiatives.
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.
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.