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Piñatex : A Sustainable Fabric Revolution
In recent years, the fashion industry has witnessed a growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly materials. One such innovation that has gained significant attention is…
What is Pre-Loved Fashion?
As sustainability becomes a top priority in the fashion industry, more and more high-end brands are embracing the concept of pre-loved items. This eco-friendly shift…
What is a Slow Media? How are We One?
You may be familiar with the concept of slow fashion, a term that encompasses sustainable and ethical practices in the production and consumption of clothing….
Building a Repair Culture at École des Arts Décoratifs
Last Tuesday we assisted to the Chaire Écodesign & Création. Restitution: Désirabilité et réparabilité des objets pour 2042 at the École des Arts Décoratifs in…
Sustainable Fashion in the Soviet Union? A Historical Perspective
Fashion has been a constant part of human life, and in recent years, sustainable fashion has been increasingly advocated for to address the environmental impacts…
Tranoï Show: A Platform for a New Generation of Fashion
If you’ve been following our articles, you might have noticed that we’ve had the pleasure of interviewing numerous fashion creators. And you might have wondered:…
Haute Couture vs. Luxury: What Sets Them Apart
What is Haute Couture? When discussing Haute Couture, many people confuse it with terms like “high fashion” or “luxury fashion.” However, the reality is quite…
Organic cotton. How is it different? What are its benefits?
The other week we talked about how nature-based solutions are greatly beneficial for biodiversity and for reducing pollution and hazards on the environment. Because we…
Are jeans sustainable? The History and Makings of denim
After the glorious return of the low-rise jeans, fashionistas and influencers seem to be more obsessed than ever with denim. While fashionable, producing the iconic…
Beyond the Price Tag: What Does Fast Fashion Truly Cost?
Fashion has always had a rapid cycle of trend turnover. Looking across history, there seems to be a perpetually shrinking gap between the obsoletion and…