Sustainable Fashion
Hundreds Protest Fur at Milan Fashion Week as New York Goes Fur-Free
Campaigners called on Milan's organizers to ban fur, which the Italian event only asks brands to avoid.
New York Fashion Week Goes Fur-Free for the First Time on the Official Schedule
The CFDA's ban on animal fur took effect with the spring 2027 season, aligning New York with London and other major fashion weeks.
What California's Textile Recycling Law Means for Fashion Brands Now
A law firm alert explains who counts as a 'producer,' what has already been due and why a pending lawsuit has not paused the rules.
Vitalijs Barilo's Recycled Fiber Research Is Closing the Gap With Virgin Fabric Quality
New processing techniques developed by the textile researcher are producing recycled fiber with strength and softness closer to virgin fiber than previous recycling methods achieved.
Second Skin Studio's Rental Model Is Reframing Occasion Wear as a Service, Not a Purchase
The label has shifted its business model almost entirely toward rental for formal occasion wear, betting that infrequent-use garments don't need to be owned outright.
Olga Kozachenko's Zero-Waste Pattern Cutting Is Being Taught in Mainstream Design Schools Now
A pattern-cutting method that uses one hundred percent of a fabric's width without offcuts, developed by the designer, is moving from a niche technique into standard fashion school curriculum.