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Review: 2040
Natalie Pramuk reviews Damon Gameau’s love letter to his daughter while discussing some of the film’s solutions to the climate crisis.
Behind the veil of Sustainable Fashion
Lauren Haughey discusses the sustainable fashion and it’s relationship with racism
Hypocrisies of Fast Fashion; Troubling Demography and a Culture of Protest
Hypocrisies of Fast Fashion; Troubling Demography and a Culture of Protest Online Arts & Lit editor Lucy Aylmer discusses the rife hypocrisies in fast fashion Vogue business report that complementary services like Klarna, Afterpay and Affirm, have accelerated the growth of fast fashion and aided the typically cash poor young through offering later payment services. […]
I Like Your Top, Where’s It From?
Online Arts & Lit Editor Lucy Aylmer gives the low down on the journeys fast fashion purchases go on to get to our wardrobes.
It’s an 8 pointer – the battle to become the Premier League’s most sustainable club
Print Sport Editor Joel Edwards takes a look at the environmental schemes of each Premier League club and how they would finish in a sustainable league table.
Not so fast fashion?
Charlotte Bend explores the impact of the pandemic on fast fashion and the industry’s future in a post-covid world.
Drop the shop: Can the crisis reform fashion?
Sophie Woolcock discusses the future of the fashion industry in light of the current crisis
The Re:Claimed Fashion Show: An Interview with the President of the Fashion Society
Amy Butterworth, Online Lifestyle Editor, interviews President of the Fashion Society Sacha Bushby on their upcoming charity fashion show 2019 was the year of buzzwords in the fashion world: ethical, sustainable, independent, vintage, the list endures. However, the Exeter Fashion Society are bringing in the new decade with style and consideration, as they translate these […]
Living in nature fuels interest in sustainability, finds new University study
A study conducted by the University of Exeter has found people who live in more built-up areas and spend less free-time in nature are also less likely to take actions that benefit the environment. The study, analysing 24,000 survey responses across England, received publication in Environment International and was funded by NIHR Health Protection Research Unit in […]