Levi’s CEO: Stop Washing Your Jeans!
Levi’s CEO, Chip Bergh wants you to stop washing your jeans!
How Do Your Favourite Brands “MeasureUp”?
MeasureUp, a non-profit website, serves as a benchmarking tool to help consumers make informed decisions about where to buy their clothes.
Cowabunga! Methane Backpacks to turn Cow Farts into Green Energy
Cows farts are rich in methane gas, a greenhouse gas and a fuel source. But trying to trap those farts is not an easy task, until now!
BioCouture: Growing a wardrobe from bacteria
BioCouture’s founder, Suzanne Lee, is a senior research fellow at the School of Fashion & Textiles at Central Saint Martins in London. Suzanne has created clothing by using a bathtub, some yeast, bacteria, green tea and sugar.
Forever 21 Installs Solar Panels While Promising Even Bigger Discounts
Last weekend, fast-fashion powerhouse, Forever 21, announced plans to the largest single-rooftop solar-power system in Los Angeles County, as well as unveileing a new 18,000-square-foot concept store that promises greater quantities and even deeper discounts on its already cut-price clothing.
The Heart Inside the new releases from The Body Shop
The Body Shop special edition ranges include Blueberry, English Dawn White Gardenia, Vineyard Peach and Early-Harvest Raspberry.
Amber Valetta talks Humanity in Fashion {VIDEO}
Model and eco fashion activist, Amber Valetta, talks about the possibility of humanity in fashion.
Narciso Rodriguez Bottletop Collection ready for the Green Carpet
Narcisco Rodriquez ♥ Bottletop. Green Carpet Challenge founder, Livia Firth, awarded New York City designer, Narcisco Rodriguez, with the “Green Carpet Challenge” brand mark on Thursday for his work with Bottletop, a fair-trade label that employs artisans to create accessories using upcycled materials.
Vivienne Westwood Gets Her Feet Wet for PETA Pro Vegetarian video
Meat isn’t just murder, according to Dame Vivienne Westwood, it’s also depleting the world’s water supplies.
John Lewis Joins #LOVEYOURCLOTHES Initiative
Fashion-conscious shoppers are being urged to help reduce the £140 million pound worth of clothes that are being binned every year. To improve the impact that the clothing industry has on the environment, #LoveYourClothes, which is a Zero Waste Scotland initiative have teamed up with John Lewis for a series of sustainable fashion events in Scotland.