A zipper breaks. A seam rips. A snagged loop of yarn unravels into a gaping hole. Suddenly, you have a pile of frayed fabric ...

More fashion labels are adopting zero-waste design, where every scrap of fabric is used. Some brands even use textile waste from other companies to create new garments.

By repurposing over 28 types of waste, ranging from coffee husk and cardboard to sugarcane bagasse and even Ayurvedic tablets, The Mend Packaging, a sustainable packaging company based in India ...

Fashion experts told BI a recession would bring neutral colors, conservative cuts, and minimalism. During turndowns, fashion "tends to recoil into the familiar" — like quiet luxury and basics.

“The fashion industry has an enormous impact both environmentally and socially,” Fonzi said. The Mend in Public Sewcial will take place Saturday, April 26, at 656 Elmwood Avenue.

The goal is to encourage sustainable fashion practices, reduce textile waste, and empower people to love and care for their clothing longer. Trump Signals Major Shift on Undocumented Farm Workers ...

I bought it solely for fashion purposes but it's actually really comfortable. Very lightweight. Feels amazing on. Looks fantastic even on us thick-curve girls. Feels durable.

The ’60s are back, with a modern update, of course. Mod dresses have woven in and out of the fashion zeitgeist for decades, but the leg-baring style Twiggy used to wear is now imbued with decadence.

Because fast fashion is not made with high-quality materials, it tends to cost less, said Kathryn Reiley, an apparel design professor at the University of Minnesota, said.

Elevated basics stride into the season with a sense of purpose. Details like crisp shapes, exaggerated silhouettes and sharp details play against tactile leather and oversized denim silhouettes ...

Chanel's Métiers d'Arts pre-fall 2025 collection, presented last month, turned out to be the bellwether of the pre-fall season. Drawing inspiration from a Coromandel screen at Gabrielle Chanel's ...

My mom’s shopping for fall basics, including turtlenecks, cardigans, leggings, sweater dresses, jeans, and more, all for under $50 on Amazon.