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Thoughts on the biggest issues facing the fashion industry right now, what has changed in fashion and what more can be done for a sustainable future.

New developments in winter wear are keeping things light, but warmer than ever

There’s a hot topic making waves in fashion, and that is sustainability.

Sustainable luxury might take some sacrifice, but it is possible

Let’s take sustainable fashion down to the deepest, most intimate layer.

When washing machines were first introduced, they revolutionised households. Machine-washing clothes became a less laborious and time-consuming task, unlike hand washing, and it changed the lives of many. Today, it is simply unimaginable to live without a washing machine. In many households, the appliance is run multiple times a day, but can machine-washing clothes have a detrimental effect on the environment?

What’s the difference between responsible consumerism and sustainable fashion? They may be two parts of an essential whole.

Linen is famous for bringing on the style when the weather brings on the heat. It’s crisp, cool, and water-absorbent, making it the perfect summer fiber. But linen has more going for it than simple cool comfort--it’s environmentally friendly, too.

Sustainability has been at the forefront of many conversations in recent years, stemming primarily from our over consumption of plastic and the dramatic effect it is having on our sea animals and planet.

Some of your favorite brands are jumping on the sustainability bandwagon. Just how genuine are they in their efforts, though?