Explaining the rise of sleep tourism

Explaining the rise of sleep tourism

Fast becoming one of the biggest trends in the wellness industry, more and more travellers are foregoing itineraries jam-packed with activities in favour of pillow menus and an early night. A holiday can be many things; for some, it involves exploration, adventure, and trying local cuisine. For others, it’s an...

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Swedish retailer bans children from buying anti-ageing skincare

Swedish retailer bans children from buying anti-ageing skincare

In a bid to protect young people from being influenced by beauty trends online, a popular pharmacy in Sweden has decided to ban under 16s from purchasing anti-ageing skincare products. While the societal pressure to be perfect has never been more intense, no natural human process has been vilified in recent times quite like ageing. Across the internet, beauty gurus and unqualified content creators are constantly sharing endless (and often...

By London, UK
Is ‘gimmick’ fashion sustainable?

Is ‘gimmick’ fashion sustainable?

Novelty and gimmick fashion is taking the internet by storm. But are these hyped products any good for the planet?  Coperni may be a popular clothing brand, but the Parisian company tends to make headlines for its marketing gimmicks and technological innovations more than its clothes. I’m sure you’ve all seen that video of Bella Hadid’s spray painted dress. Well, that was the brainchild of Coperni’s design duo Arnauld Vaillant and...

By Brighton, UK
Will sustainable fashion always be the more expensive option?

Will sustainable fashion always be the more expensive option?

One of the primary roadblocks to boycotting fast fashion is the price tag that comes with shopping sustainably. Will eco-friendly and ethical clothing ever become more affordable? Even when we know that shopping sustainably is the right thing to do, it isn’t always the easiest option. With fast fashion brands marketing on-trend, low-cost pieces to us everywhere we look, it can be easy to fall into the temptation to purchase trendy...

By London, UK
The secondhand clothing market is exploding

The secondhand clothing market is exploding

As the cost-of-living crisis and concerns over sustainability drives consumers towards pre-owned garments, sales are on track to reach $350bn in 2028, according to ThredUp’s most recent report. Thrifting, repurposing, the trading of deadstock – you name it. They all come under the umbrella of resale fashion. Long before it became chic, rummaging through vintage markets was the best way to find original, often designer clothing without the hefty price tags. It’s...

By London, UK