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SUSTAINABILITY

We came to know Wuhan as a “ghost city” following the thriller of the first global outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. We witnessed a region with a population of 11 million suddenly turning into a deserted and dark city. Empty streets, closed schools and factories, record deaths…

How Can Your Brand Succeed In a Circular Fashion System? 

It is obvious that in a highly competitive environment, taking the courageous initiative to integrate circular fashion into your brand identity can be a significant yet profitable risk. In a concerted effort to innovate and reshape the fashion industry, numerous endeavors have been made to open up new horizons within the system.

What Makes Gabriela Hearst’s Sustainability Strategy Stand Out From Other Ethical Brands?

In a vast industry with high consumer expectations, the path to success appears increasingly intricate. As we’re aware, sustainability has become the Νew Normal, yet fashion giants seem to struggle in fully integrating it into their business practices. On one hand, great innovative sustainable materials..

In today’s era, the name Shein has become synonymous with a major player in the fast fashion landscape. From the conscious critics on Twitter to the enthusiasts on TikTok and Youtube, opinions diverge, but its influence remains undeniable. Earning its stripes as the most talked-about brand

Some of the positive aspects of artificial intelligence include its potential for finding solutions and serving humanity. Many stakeholders have recognized the significant role of digital reality and leverage its positive outcomes.

One of the most pressing issues facing consumers in the fashion industry is the lack of transparency among many brands. This lack of transparency means that consumers are often unaware of the pollution, waste, and carbon dioxide emissions generated by the production of their clothing. In this guide, we aim…

It is now a fact that more and more luxury brands are stepping into the ‘dance’ of the resale network. Whether willing or not, resale prevails as a permanent outlet within the framework of industrial development, now constituting an essential condition for a sustainable future with golden contributions in parallel.…

Fashion ranks among the highest contributors to Earth’s pollution, with its production accounting for 10% of humanity’s carbon emissions. A pivotal point we must acknowledge is that our elegance and creativity as designers or brand owners should not come at the expense of our environment. Eighty-five percent of all textiles…

The fashion industry stands as the third most polluting sector on the global stage. With carbon dioxide emissions from the fast fashion industry projected to soar to nearly 2.8 billion tonnes by 2030, consumers and fashion brands are becoming increasingly aware of …

As we step into the third decade of the millennium, we increasingly uncover digital facets of modern reality and embrace “The New Normal.” The fashion industry has always aimed to be one of the most creative and imaginative spaces, yet with a particular “allergic tendency” towards anything contributing to the…

The luxury retail industry has undoubtedly faced constant pressures amid the pandemic. Nevertheless, industry players tend to remain optimistic as they navigate towards a more rigorous understanding of retail data, and the luxury sector promises signs of recovery and growth, aiming to adapt to The New Normal…

The continuously evolving fluctuations of 2020 in the luxury industry have had repercussions on almost every business, particularly in the West. Following successive pressures and consecutive – almost suffocating for the global economy – lockdowns, the market, facing 2021, tends to reshape and consolidate with a more “sensitive,”..

The fashion industry represents the third-highest source of global pollution, following the oil and agriculture industries, accounting for 10% of humanity’s carbon emissions, while a staggering 85% of textile products end up in landfills each year. Consumer awareness is growing globally, and the luxury market is regaining its strength through…

In recent years, the Chinese market has significantly impacted the fashion industry, which is increasingly focusing on and investing more in the Chinese consumer, particularly in the luxury market. Notably, with the completion of the country’s lockdown in March, houses such as Dior, Kering, LVMH, and Louis Vuitton, as seen in the review of its business ecosystem

While the fashion and retail industries have been negatively impacted by the effects of the pandemic, the gaming and esports market is growing rapidly. According to a recent report by NewZoo, the global gaming market generates revenues of $159.3 billion and is projected to exceed $200 billion by the end of 2023.But who are the gamers, often approached as Gen Z and what benefits can this generation bring to…

Purchasing a Hermès Kelly or Birkin bag stands as one of the most unattainable feats for consumers. It seems Hermès operates by its own set of rules, where even meticulous adherence doesn’t guarantee success; luck plays a significant role. It’s no wonder that a considerable number of Hermès patrons have resorted to legal action, as evidenced by Hermès facing lawsuits for (…)