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- Much like the sea itself, inconstant and metamorphic, the ocean’s current presence in fashion continues to offer many things at once: refuge, escapism, potential resources, potent dystopias and a way of grappling with an uncertain future.
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Mar 29, 2021 · Much like the sea itself, inconstant and metamorphic, the ocean’s current presence in fashion continues to offer many things at once: refuge, escapism, potential resources, potent dystopias and a way of grappling with an uncertain future.
Jun 28, 2021 · When Marcel Rochas introduced the Mermaid Gown in the 1930’s, we saw a domino effect of ocean-inspired silhouettes and high fashion pieces hit the runway, the red carpet and the everyday sidewalk. But as an industry so captivated by our seas, what is being done to protect marine life and our planet?
Approximately 20% of global freshwater pollution is caused by the fashion industry. When manufactured, washed, worn, and disposed of, synthetic clothes release plastic microfibers that pose risks to animal and human health in the environment.
The insights offer a snapshot of the fashion industry’s main pressures on the environment and, more specifically, on marine ecosystems, and provides a clear view of sustainable best practices along the value chain.
Aug 9, 2021 · When we think of industries that have had a damaging impact on the environment, energy production, transportation, and even food come to mind. However, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the fashion industry is the second most polluting in the world.
In honor of UN World Oceans Day, this article looks at how fashion and clothing pollutes the oceans, and some small changes we can make as consumers, fashion industry professionals and as retailers to have a positive impact.
Nov 29, 2023 · With conflicts in Europe and the Middle East and strained international relations elsewhere, geopolitics is the number-one concern for fashion industry executives going into 2024, followed by economic volatility and inflation.
