By Arwa Lodhi Londoners are pretty much spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping experiences – but now there’s something on offer that will impress even them. Iconic department store…

By Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi Shopping for sustainable fashion can be tough enough itself – not all high street or department stores carry a wide variety of brands, but when you do…

By Katy Caric Interestingly, Net-a-Porter started out as an online shop where busy, professional women could buy outfits for work and weekends from their desks. The portal featured big name designer…

By Diane Small RE/DONE doesn’t think of itself as an ethical denim label – in their estimation, it’s more of a ‘movement to restore individuality to the luxury fashion space, a…

By Amma Okobea It’s true – most honestly sustainable clothing brands will never be as cheap as fast fashion, and that’s a good thing! After all, paying more for ethically paid…

By Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi You might think that old suits, sweaters and socks would be destined for the bin. But one Italian company, A.S.T.R.I ( Associazione Tessile Riciclato Italiana – or…

By Chere Di Boscio Amy Powney, the designer behind Britain’s hottest fashion label Mother of Pearl, would be the first to admit this isn’t a sexy brand. It’s cool and it’s beautiful,…

By Diane Small It’s not a stretch to say that fast fashion affects Asians more than any other group, since most of its manufacturing is set up in that continent, mainly…

By Amma Okobea I’m just going to say it: fashion is a feminist issue. Not just because women buy and wear more clothes than men, but because 80% of garment workers…

By Arwa Lodhi Most of us know that jeans are making the planet blue – figuratively and literally. It takes around 2900 gallons of water to make one pair of traditional…