A new study comparing fast- and pre-loved fashion highlights how the industry’s environmental impact also belies a size inclusivity problem. A recent report conducted by Vestiaire Collective, a ...

Brands like Shein, Temu and Fashion Nova have risen in popularity within the last few years. Known for their remarkably low prices and ability to keep up with the recent fashion trends, these brands ...

Some people believe that what’s called “Fast Fashion” has a bad impact on the environment. In reality, few people know about the system that produces cheap clothing at a rapid pace and gets it on the ...

During the pandemic, up-and-coming content creator Angie Wang was startled by the increasing speed of fashion trend cycles. But those short-lived trend cycles meant Wang needed to — quickly — up her ...

(CBS DETROIT) - Cheaply made clothing is piling up in landfills, and experts are now alarmed by another way the fast-fashion industry is impacting the environment. Consumers may not realize that cheap ...

Tik Tok on the shop. Gen Zers are addicted to fast fashion — despite claiming to care about the environment, according to a recent report from online thrift store ThredUp. Despite a majority saying ...

We've all seen them: stores and websites that offer a colorful, seemingly endless rotation of every style of clothes at impossibly low prices. Brands like Forever 21, H&M, Uniqlo, and Zara are at the ...

The discussion surrounding “fast fashion” has grown in recent years as fashion trends have been connected to global warming. Fast fashion involves clothing trends spread through social media by ...

To keep up with the ever-changing trends propagated by runway shows, influencers and frenetic social media fads, fashion connoisseurs and avid clothing shoppers can be quick to turn to the most ...

Since Shein became the world’s most popular online shopping destination—with seemingly unbeatable prices, and influencers posting “haul” videos to show off their purchases on social media—the Chinese ...

A recent report conducted by Vestiaire Collective, a platform for pre-owned luxury fashion, claims that fast fashion can have devastating environmental and financial consequences for shoppers.