Ethical clothing: Australian fashion industry looks to change
The federal government has given the fashion industry a $1 million grant to develop a circularity scheme which could change our relationship with clothing forever.
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The federal government has given the fashion industry a $1 million grant to develop a circularity scheme which could change our relationship with clothing forever.
The federal government has given the fashion industry a $1 million grant to develop a circularity scheme which could change our relationship with clothing forever.
The federal government has given the fashion industry a $1 million grant to develop a circularity scheme which could change our relationship with clothing forever.
The federal government has given the fashion industry a $1 million grant to develop a circularity scheme which could change our relationship with clothing forever.
In the recently reissued 1956 book What Shall I Wear? designer Claire McCardell, who just about invented everything we know about the idea of American sportswear and pragmatic elegance, wrote that anybody can and should create their own style signature. “You, too, can start a trend. For yourself. Something that can identify you, be just for you,” she writes. By...