It's the 10th anniversary of Fashion Revolution and this Fashion Revolution Week (April 15 to 24) is an opportunity to think about ways in which we can all be fashion revolutionaries. Understanding our role in the fashion system is a vital part of finding ways to
Photo Lief Pribicevic Splore is on a mission to reduce festival costume waste. Typically costume attire is purchased cheaply, worn once, and then trashed – entering the waste system. To bring awareness to the issue, Splore has partnered with New Zealand non-profit organisation Fashion Revolution NZ to present
Fashion Revolution, in conjunction with the online learning platform Future Learn, is running a free course ‘Fashion’s Future; and the sustainable development goals’ giving opportunity to explore the fashion industry’s connections to the global goals and to discover solutions at personal, industry and policy levels
In the lead up to planning 2020’s Fashion Revolution Week, the world went into an unprecedented lockdown due to Covid-19. This global crisis has made the failings of the fashion system very clear and many people along the supply chain are suffering, but perhaps the
Following on from the devastating Rana Plaza garment factory collapse in 2013, Fashion Revolution has been supporting the movement towards a more ethical and sustainable fashion industry. Held from 20 - 26 April 2020, here are seven ways to get involved in Fashion Revolution Week
A new generation of girl power tees are making their way into girls' and womens' wardrobes around the planet. From ‘Feminist AF and ‘I am a feminist’ to ‘The Future is Female’, and from as little as $5, you can fly your flag for the
