If working out and looking after the environment goes hand in hand for you, it might frustrate you when you can’t find green sports gear in a flash. But sometimes you need to dig a little deeper. The internet is a great place to start your search.
There is no reason why people can’t be eco-conscious and responsible when they’re out on the field. A larger emphasis on being environmentally friendly has led to people making informed decisions about the types of products they buy, including sports clothes
Most of us know that the fashion industry isn’t the most sustainable industry in the market. The fast cycles (promoted by disposable clothing that needs to be replaced each season), coupled with harsh labour practices, cross-country transport and the chemicals used during the production processes, make it everything but green. While a lot of attention gets placed on labour practices and production processes, how often do we take a look at the fashion industry’s effect on water supplies?
While the textile industry as a whole has been recognised as an environmental hazard, fur in fashion remains controversial because of the animal cruelty factor. But with everyday fabrics like cotton heavily depleting and polluting fresh water supplies worldwide, could it be that we need to revaluate our views on fur?
Gucci have become the latest brand to design an eco-friendly shoe line as part of their pre-fall 2012 collection. Following in the footsteps of the likes of Stella McCartney, the new shoe collection designed by creative director Frida Giannini will use biodegradable plastic instead of leather or suede to create chic, guilt-free footwear. The project is part of Gucci´s ongoing commitment to the Copenhagen Fashion Summit, the world´s most important conference on sustainability and fashion.
While the textile industry as a whole has been recognised as an environmental hazard, fur in fashion remains controversial because of the animal cruelty factor. But with everyday fabrics like cotton heavily depleting and polluting fresh water supplies worldwide, could it be that we need to revaluate
Topshop has teamed up with eco fashion brand Reclaim To Wear to create a debut upcycled capsule collection
Nearly a thousand industry stakeholders gathered in Copenhagen last Thursday for the biennial Copenhagen Fashion Summit, which launched in 2009 to coincide with the COP15 Climate Change Conference.
You want to feel cozy and warm in winter, but that doesn’t mean you can’t look hot! Snag some winter style that will not only protect you from the harsh elements but also make you feel fired up with confidence.
Joanna Lumley has become the worldwide ambassador of Marks &Spencer´s new shopping initiative.