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Millie Bobby Brown pushes back against overly-critical press

Millie Bobby Brown pushes back against overly-critical press

The Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown has responded to media criticism of her appearance, rightfully likening her treatment to bullying. Millie Bobby Brown has clapped back at recent articles and stories discussing her appearance, describing it as not journalism but ‘bullying’ instead. She has been doing the rounds over the past few weeks to promote her new film The Electric State. Brown also appeared at the SAG and Brit...

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LFW ban on exotic animal skins criticised by experts

LFW ban on exotic animal skins criticised by experts

Scientists from one of the world’s leading conservation bodies have condemned London Fashion Week’s decision, warning that it’s ill-informed and that exotic animal skins are often far more sustainable than alternatives such as leather and synthetic materials. Amid continued protests against the use of exotic skins (think snake, crocodile, and other reptile species) in fashion, many brands, celebrities, and designers have chosen to begin pivoting away from it. Years of animal...

By London, UK
Digital clothing tags pose a solution to fashion’s sustainability crisis

Digital clothing tags pose a solution to fashion’s sustainability crisis

Garment care labels could soon be a thing of the past as some environmentally conscious brands and retailers pivot to using QR codes for better supply chain transparency. Unless you have the patience of a Buddhist monk, then chances are you’ve cut (or more likely torn off in a moment of immense frustration) all the tags off your clothes. Scratchy and irritation-inducing, garment care labels seem pointless, as though they...

By London, UK
Tesco is introducing a ‘product passport’ for its clothing

Tesco is introducing a ‘product passport’ for its clothing

The high street giant is taking steps to ‘boost supply chain transparency with new sustainability rules’.  According to reports, British supermarket Tesco is introducing digital ‘passports’ for all of its clothing products. With a simple scan of a QR code printed on each item, users can access detailed information about a product’s materials, manufacturing process, and - most importantly - environmental impact. The initiative arrives as the EU prepares to...