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Consumers Face Barriers to Embracing Ethical Fashion, Psychologist Warns
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Consumers Face Barriers to Embracing Ethical Fashion, Psychologist Warns

Consumers are likely to continue making poor fashion choices unless eco-friendly choices become more accessible, according to a leading psychologist. Carolyn Mair says brands must do more to promote sustainable clothing by making it more accessible to all, and by doing more to educate the public about mindful consumption. Meaningful reforms to the current model...

Mytheresa to Acquire Loss-Making YNAP from Richemont
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Mytheresa to Acquire Loss-Making YNAP from Richemont

Richemont has finally landed a buyer for Yoox Net-a-Porter following reports this spring that the Swiss luxury goods behemoth was preparing to sell off the luxury e-commerce platform for next to nothing. Sources tell TFL that the buyer is NYSE-traded e-commerce platform Mytheresa, which is the last interested party in the mix after the likes of Bain Capital...

Inside Miami’s Hidden Gem: the Parodi Costume Collection
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Inside Miami’s Hidden Gem: the Parodi Costume Collection

For in-the-know fashion historians and fans, Miami’s Parodi Costume Collection is an essential destination. Nonetheless, it’s admittedly a bit of an insider’s secret. Tucked on a quiet street not far from busy destinations like Wynwood Walls and the Miami Design District, it showcases highlights of a collection of more than 10,000 pieces that its founder,...

The Risks of Green Marketing: A Snapshot of Greenwashing Litigation
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The Risks of Green Marketing: A Snapshot of Greenwashing Litigation

Greenwashing litigation has been making headlines in fashion and beyond, with H&M, Allbirds, Nike, and Canada Goose being among some of the big-name companies that have been targeted with lawsuits as a result of their focus on sustainability or broader ESG claims (think: the use of product/service claims in the vein of “sustainable,” “green,” “eco-friendly,” “conscious,” etc.) in their advertising...

Abercrombie, Former CEO Accused of Sex Trafficking in New Lawsuit
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Abercrombie, Former CEO Accused of Sex Trafficking in New Lawsuit

Abercrombie & Fitch has landed on the receiving end of a new lawsuit, which accuses the company of participating – and maintaining “intentional involvement” – in a “widespread sex-trafficking operation led by its [former] CEO Michael Jeffries,” who is also named as a defendant in the striking case. According to the complaint that he filed...

Africa’s Fashion Industry Is Growing to Meet Global Demands but Needs More Investment, UNESCO Says
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Africa’s Fashion Industry Is Growing to Meet Global Demands but Needs More Investment, UNESCO Says

Africa’s fashion industry is growing rapidly to meet local and international demand but inadequate investment limits its potential, UNESCO said Thursday in a report released during Lagos Fashion Week. Currently valued at $15.5 billion worth of exports annually, the earnings from the continent’s fashion industry could triple over a decade with the right investment and...

The Alexander McQueen Fashion House and Sarah Burton Announce the End of Their Collaboration
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The Alexander McQueen Fashion House and Sarah Burton Announce the End of Their Collaboration

The Alexander McQueen fashion House and Creative Director Sarah Burton today announce the end of their collaboration after two decades together. The Spring-Summer ’24 fashion show in Paris in September will mark the conclusion of a highly successful partnership that began when Sarah Burton became Creative Director of the fashion House in May 2010, having...

Why Milan Is More Than Just Fashion and Design
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Why Milan Is More Than Just Fashion and Design

Contemporary art has found its footing in the home of Salone del Mobile When contemporary art and Milan come up in conversation, many observers point to one seminal event that put the city on the art world’s radar: Expo 2015. Before the world’s fair, Milan’s two leading creative industries – fashion and design – routinely...