Thanks to an increased focus on climate change, finding the best sustainable clothing brands has gotten a lot easier—but it still takes work. A brand may use organic fibers, for example, but have ...

The plus-size apparel market is thriving, and with this explosion of demand comes more options. Fashion-forward labels like Reformation have embraced more inclusive sizing, while other brands such as ...

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Business Insider asked designers and stylists about fashion trends that will be popular this year. Here's what they said. Eco-friendly fabrics are more popular than ever. You can expect to see an ...

To keep up with the ever-changing trends propagated by runway shows, influencers and frenetic social media fads, fashion connoisseurs and avid clothing shoppers can be quick to turn to the most ...

In 2018, fashion designer Bobby Kolade moved from Berlin back to Uganda’s capital Kampala with the ambition of creating a home-grown fashion brand using Ugandan cotton. Things didn’t work out quite ...

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Gender-fluid fashion is undefined. It can mean different things depending on whom you ask, lacking a single, established construct. In fact, fashion industry experts say a truly gender-fluid outfit ...

A new factory operated by Renewcell, a textile recycling company in Sweden, is the first step in turning old clothes into new, high-quality fashion. About a half-dozen start-ups around the world are ...

The fashion industry has a staggering garbage problem. Every year more than 100 billion apparel items are created by the industry — enough for every person on Earth to get 14 new pieces of clothing ...