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Can fashion design Its way out of extraction? (opens the original)
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Sascha Camilli knows how to make fashion pay attention. At Milan Fashion Week in September 2023, the PETA campaigner interrupted Gucci’s catwalk to protest against the use of wild-animal skins—an intervention that travelled rapidly from the runway to social media. Today, however, some of her most potentially influential work is taking place away from the cameras, inside fashion classrooms. Through its “Change the World With Your Wardrobe” lecture series, PETA is visiting universities across the
Could making fewer clothes create a fairer fashion industry? (opens the original)
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Fashion has become remarkably skilled at presenting small improvements as systemic change. A garment made with recycled fibres, a lower-impact collection or a resale scheme may suggest progress, yet the industry continues to manufacture clothes in quantities the planet cannot sustain. For Safia Minney, the pioneering ethical fashion entrepreneur who founded People Tree and went on to establish Fashion Declares, and Indilisi incremental improvements are no longer enough. A genuine response to the
Fashionâs climate opportunity: Can we dress our way towards change? (opens the original)
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There is something almost magical about turning a handful of seeds into a piece of cloth. Flax is planted in the soil, grows into a field of delicate flowers, is harvested and processed, spun into yarn and eventually woven into linen. It is a journey that takes time, knowledge and many pairs of hands, most of which have become invisible to the person buying the finished garment. Can fashion shift our relationship with consumerism away from wanting more to valuing what we already have? The lesson
Can fashion help lead the way towards climate restoration? (opens the original)
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One afternoon during the Covid-19 pandemic, fashion designer Benedict Lamb wandered into a village craft fair in rural Norfolk. Among the stalls stood a Japanese Saori loom, powered not by electricity but by human hands. Behind it sat a local weaver selling handmade scarves. "I was completely taken by the beauty of what she was making," Lamb recalls. "I asked if anyone had ever commissioned her to weave textiles for clothing. She said no, but would love to give it a go." Four years later, that c
Why one designer believes fashionâs future depends on human connection (opens the original)
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Owen Edward Snaith is a Scottish multidisciplinary designer working across fashion, textile and mixed media. Growing up in a remote fishing village in Scotland he would follow his grandad down to the harbour watching him knit nets, exploring, seeing different materials, rusty metal, brightly coloured crates all wrapped in nature. âA lot of inspiration comes from that,â he says. âI think from a young age I felt alienated because it was a very masculine dominated space. Through my work I rew
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