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Anne Klein, Candice Swanepoel Help Women Through Custom Collaborative – WWD - Vimarsana News

Anne Klein, Candice Swanepoel Help Women Through Custom Collaborative – WWD

Through Anne Klein and Candice Swanepoel, some 6 women from no- and low-income and immigrant communities will learn to create sustainable fashion.

Source: wwd.com
Custom Collaborative Wants to Change the Fashion Industry - Vimarsana News

Custom Collaborative Wants to Change the Fashion Industry

Custom Collaborative is a non-profit that trains immigrant women how to design, and sell their own clothing. Founder Ngozi Okaro tells us what's next.

This Week On MNN - Vimarsana News

This Week On MNN

Join us this Week on MNN as we continue our celebration of Black History Month

Source: mnn.org
Fashion for Impact - Vimarsana News

Fashion for Impact

Diverse representation has long been lacking in the animation industry, both in terms of gender and race. But the commitment to reform in the film industry as a whole presents a glowing opportunity to bring policies of diversity, equity, and inclusion into center focus for the future of animation.

Source: ozy.com
Could the Covid pandemic make fashion more sustainable? - Vimarsana News

Could the Covid pandemic make fashion more sustainable?

Could the Covid pandemic make fashion more sustainable? Hannah Marriott Even the most ardent fan of elasticated waistbands would have to concede that 2020 has been an ugly year for fast fashion. The industry’s environmental issues are well known. It emits more carbon emissions than all international flight and maritime shipping combined, according to UNEP, the UN Environment Programme. The UK alone sends an estimated £140m worth, or 350,000 tonnes, of used clothing to landfill. And 2020 highlighted the human cost of over-production, with grim reports from Pakistani factorie...

Source: msn.com