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15 mag 2024 · L'inchiesta “Fashion Crimes” dell'associazione britannica Earthsight ha scoperto che il cotone usato per gli abiti dei due colossi del fashion è legato a illeciti ambientali, appropriazione illegale di terre e violazione di diritti umani in Brasile. di Laura Pasotti 15 Maggio 2024. Condividi. Zara e H&M, due dei più grandi ...
9 mag 2024 · Hey Fashion Besties! Get comfortable; this is your hostess with the mostess, Holly Katz, dishing out the juiciest takes from the Met Gala 2024 From the fab to the drab, we’ve got all the fashion hits and misses from the night’s star-studded extravaganza. Who wore it best, and who committed the worst Fashion Crimes? Stick […]
25 apr 2024 · Welcome to Episode 193 of the Fashion Crimes Podcast, titled “Closet Cleanout Confessions”! Today, your favorite personal stylist for women over 40, Holly Katz, dives deep into the world of sustainable fashion, thrifting, and the unforgettable adventure of cleaning out her Mother-In-Law’s vintage-filled closet!
11 mag 2024 · In its report Fashion Crimes, the NGO investigates the link between fast fashion and the boom in Brazilian cotton production, documenting the journey of 816,000 tons of cotton from Brazilian plantations through eight Chinese textile suppliers to the world’s two largest clothing manufacturers.
30 apr 2024 · The popular fast-fashion clothing brands H&M and Zara have come under fire for using cotton reportedly linked to illegal deforestation, land grabbing, and violence. What happened? The UK-based environmental nonprofit Earthsight accused the two retail giants of committing "fashion crimes" based on a damning new report .
13 mag 2024 · Designer Who Was Assaulted at Fashion Show Aims to Take a Public Stance. Pol’ Atteu and his husband Patrik Simpson want to create a coalition to support victims of hate crimes.
4 mag 2024 · Fashion crimes: How cotton crops may be harming a Brazilian biome | FairPlanet. republish this article. A recent investigation revealed that part of the cotton used by fashion giants like Zara and H&M might originate from land cleared by illegal deforestation on the Cerrado biome in Brazil.
