However, one Gen Z fashion designer recently explained to the New York Post that the cost of fast fashion adds up. ...

Wedding season is officially here, and with everything from summer ceremonies to fall receptions filling up the calendar, the question on everyone’s mind is: “What to wear?” ...

The fast fashion industry is valued at over $100 billion, producing affordable, trendy clothes that are popular with young consumers. But the industry is under scrutiny for poor working conditions ...

Environmental benefits The production, transportation, and disposal of cheap, trendy clothing have severe environmental impacts. There is enough clothing on this planet for the next 6 generations!

Chinese retailers selling “affordable” clothing, such as Shein, are flooding the U.S. market with sparkly dresses, statement jewelry and other trendy items, but reports link these products to ...

Nuuly, which is owned by URBN, the same company that owns Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and Free People, boasts a closet full of exclusive brands.

Is this the end of ultra-cheap fast fashion? How tariffs and rising prices will either save the fashion industry or shift the damage to other players.

Fast fashion has never been truly affordable. We just haven’t always counted the cost. Clothing has always been about expression, but it’s also about memory, intimacy and comfort.