Fashion is built on novelty. As seasons turn and styles shift, garments once deemed desirable can quickly fall out of favour ...

Every year, some 100 billion garments are produced worldwide, and 92 million tons of clothing waste end up in landfills. Given this enormous amount of waste, it is logical to think that the only way ...

To become a Vogue Business Member and receive the Sustainability Edit newsletter, click here. Designers, advocates and local officials from Ghana are calling on European policymakers to propose an ...

2020 is officially in full swing, which means your resolutions are likely still fresh in your mind. If one of them happened to be focused on helping combat climate change, thredUP's Fashion Footprint ...

With 'Speak Volumes,' we aim to draw awareness to overproduction and create a more just distribution of responsibility for fashion waste clean-up — which builds on our overall goal of promoting a ...

Waste from the fashion industry accumulates in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province of China. Credit: Deng Yinming/VCG via Getty Images Earlier this May, celebrities gathered in New York City for the Met Gala, ...

Where do zero-waste designers go when they’re out of patience with the traditional fashion calendar? They forgo fashion weeks and opt for comedy, in Daniel Silverstein’s case. The Brooklyn-based ...

Fashion waste from Cambodian factories is fueling brick kilns that are choking workers with toxic plumes and driving up emissions that contribute to climate change, Greenpeace’s investigative ...

On a sunny June day in Brooklyn, sunlight filtered through the frosted glass in an army terminal turned warehouse, where a dozen or so design students were sifting through a floor-to-ceiling hill of ...