After learning about fast fashion and its impact on the environment, reformed shopaholic Lee So-yeon hasn't bought clothes in ...

Our planet can’t keep up with fast fashion. Every time we shop at fast fashion stores, we reinforce that clothing overproduction and microtrends work. But if we adapt our shopping habits to support ...

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The 30-year-old embarked on a deep dive into fast fashion production methods and ... on the mental health of women who make and buy cheap clothes. “I used to buy one new outfit each (working ...

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Addison Rae is sticking with the luxuries she deserves — and saying no to bad love. On Friday, the pop star dropped her first ...

You’re not imagining it: Well-made clothing is harder to come by ... Demand for both domestic and foreign fast-fashion brands' low-cost apparel has surged. From 2020 to 2024, the top three ...

Before you plan to go and buy the latest fashions from the catwalks of Europe, take a moment to think about the impact on the environment those fashions create, and consider thrifting instead.

Recovering South Korean shopaholic-turned-climate activist Lee So-yeon used to buy new clothes almost daily — until a $1.50 winter coat triggered an awakening that stopped her shopping entirely.While ...