Tag: fashion revolution

On the emotional and media tide of tragedies such as that of Rana Plaza, dating back to five years ago and with the subsequent birth of the Fashion Revolution movement, which has recently been the week, here duly celebrated, the promises of the big clothing chains, those called in...

For the last day of Fashion Revolution I want to share an intimate and special thing that is my personal 'Clothing Love Story' with the garment I love probably most, either because it is one of the oldest I have or because it has a long history behind or,...

Yesterday, in my post on 'Loved Clothes Last', the Fashion Revolution #2 fanzine, I talked about how much I liked the idea of the 'Clothing Love Story' or the invitation to write and take a picture of one of our favorite garments with which we have had and still...

Finally I received also the second issue, I mean the #2 Fashion Revolution's Fanzine! It was pre-order and I waited impatiently for it but that was worth the wait: 122 pages, always on recycled paper, which propose creatively with illustrations, original photos, poems and more, possibilities and ideas to prolong...

5 years after the tragedy of Rana Plaza, where 1138 textile workers lost their lives and for the second day of Fashion Revolution, I decided to involve some friends who have chosen, each in their own way, to ask #WhoMadeMyClothes? to some brands.

I am not superstitious nor particularly obsessed with certain rituals but since the opening of this blog the number 23 has featured important releases; although I had already written a few pieces before November 23, eco-à-porter made its debut on that date, while the 'Monthly interview' went online on...

If you went to Germany, Austria or the Netherlands, you might have get, or at least come across, in the central shopping streets of the big cities, in the Dutch clothing chain C & A, by Clemens and August Brenninkmeijer, the brothers who founded it back in 1841. I...

Here we are. Fashion revolutionaries around the world, let's unite and answer the call of the trendiest global movement that exists, the one that was born in England in April 2013 in the aftermath of the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh, where thousands of textile workers...

"We are Fashion Revolution. We are people from all around the world who make the fashion industry work. We are the people who wear clothes. And we are the people who make them. We are designers, academics, writers, business leaders, policymakers, brands, retailers, marketers, producers, makers, workers and fashion...