The phrase “fast fashion” refers to low-cost clothing collections that mimic current luxury
fashion trends. Fast fashion helps sate deeply held desires among young consumers in the …

Conceptually, the slow food movement provides the point of departure for this article, which
asks if the slow approach can offer a sustainable solution for fashion. Three “lines of …

This article seeks to address the branding and marketing of ecofashion or ethical fashion,
juxtaposing the experiences of today's, often confused, fashion consumers, against the …

Abstract In the April 2006 “Green” issue of Vanity Fair, the editor, Graydon Carter, declared
“Green Is the New Black.” Fashion designers, such as Giorgio Armani, Oscar de la Renta …

Summer dresses in January and winter coats in July, fast fashion have never been so fast! A
world globalization trend to ever changing the fashion industry, it made global brands to …

When I started my education I was sure that I wanted to work with eco-‐friendly fashion, now
after four years I can see, that the problem and the solution is so much bigger than just eco …

Sustainable development is on the agenda of all economic sectors. This is a radical change
for the luxury market, so far discreet on these matters. In addition, baby boomers have …

This book counteracts the claim that luxury and sustainability are conflicting concepts, and
contends that they can successfully co-exist. Discussing key characteristics of luxury such as …

Consumers are ever more aware of the impacts of fashion textiles on the natural world, as
well as the production ethics concerns directed toward traditional fast fashion products in …

In some circles,“fast” has become a proxy for a type of fashion that epitomizes ideas of
unsustainability; yet high speed is not in itself a descriptor of unethical and/or …