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When fashion learns to mimic nature’s brilliance—its regenerative power, its zero-waste philosophy—we’re not just making clothes. We’re making change.
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In December, fast fashion brand Zara released a new skiwear collection, marketed as the budget-friendly answer to mountain fashion, with prices under £100 compared to traditional outdoor options that can exceed £500. But is this “affordability” masking a higher cost?
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This International Women’s Day, we’re honouring the remarkable pioneers who are leading the charge towards a more sustainable and ethical industry.
Meet the women reimagining fashion for a better tomorrow!: Women transforming fashion. -
This week PLT unveiled its ‘most ambitious’ rebrand since launching in 2012 but critics were quick to point out that the clothing is still largely plastic.
: The art of Haute-Washing. -
While true vintage pieces were fewer on the Oscars red carpet this year, archival fashion had a major moment at the after parties.
We take a look at the best-dressed picks.: Conscious looks from the Oscars. -
The 2025 Oscars were filled with classic revivals, yet true vintage looks were surprisingly scarce.
Should we be seeing more authentic vintage on the red carpet?: Vintage-Inspired vs. True Vintage.
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Fashion. For a future.
Every year, 92 million tonnes of textile waste — roughly the equivalent of 649 billion t-shirts — ends up in landfills or incinerators.
We take a look at the brands keeping clothes in circulation.
: Threads of Resilience.Who are we?
With Fashion. For a future. As our guiding mission, we invite you to be part of the movement — where style and impact go hand in hand.
What we offer
Now more than ever, access to reliable, investigative reporting on fashion’s impact is crucial. At Eco Age, we are committed to being a trusted source of knowledge.
