What comes to mind when you hear the words ‘red’ and ‘carpet’? Personally, my brain floods with images of perfectly-pruned smiling celebrities, cameras, consumerism, unimaginable wealth and polluting garments which, themselves, pollute the fast-fashion industry. So, nothing too wholesome- perhaps I’m just being a cynic? Climate change, COVID-19, and criticism It’s challenging not to give into eco-grief and scepticism when the fashion industry is the second biggest polluter to

Fast fashion has become a detriment to the eco-system of the planet. With new clothing being more accessible and cheaper than ever, we as the consumer need to change our apathy into action. How can the industry tailor to our new needs? Circularity. Every year in the U.K alone, Britons throw away an estimated 3.1 kilograms of textiles. This places us as the 4th highest textile waste producers in Europe (circular.co.uk). However, there is a possible solution to this; use of a C

Arguably the principal issue facing society is climate change. Our environment is under threat with fast fashion and throw-away culture advancing the issue. One-use items are so commonplace nowadays. People’s go to when buying items are from the big brands; whose carbon footprints are jaw dropping. The fashion industry accounts for a whopping 10% of carbon emissions each year (IPCC). The waste produced by the industry places it just second to oil on the worst polluters. Howev