The fashion industry is one of the largest polluters in the world. We know we need to collaborate. After all, if we don’t take care of the environment now, there will be no environment to work in. | | | | | Detail, embroidered star on American flag, FEMA Photo Library, 2008. (Bill Koplitz) | | | | |  | “The fashion industry is one of the largest polluters in the world. We know we need to collaborate. After all, if we don’t take care of the environment now, there will be no environment to work in.”
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| | rantnrave:// Regarding the US election, there are few words, few consolations, and few rational explanations, especially for an industry as roundly supportive of HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON as fashion. The blow to luxury markets was immediate, and people are just beginning to unravel what further negative implications there might be for the fashion industry... In NEW YORK CITY, there were few warnings about what transpired. Nothing is certain. There was a profound sense of loss and outright horror in people’s reactions on Nov. 9. But not a sense of defeat. Several themes have emerged. Wanting to unite. Looking to the future. Disbelief in the present. Someone on TWITTER wrote that it’s time to get punk. WWD has a roundup of reactions from individuals in fashion and retail. Here are some reactions from several young men ages 16–22 from VERY GOOD LIGHT. Let the youth of this country carry us forward… Hillary wore a deeply symbolic color while delivering the message that we must continue to fight for what we know is right. That girls everywhere are “valuable and powerful & deserving of every chance & opportunity in the world"... RACKED has a list of organizations that could use your support now more than ever. There’s a long road ahead. Let’s build. | | | - HK Mindy Meissen, curator |
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 | The Washington Post |
| He gripped the lectern, hardly smiled and kept viewers at a distance. | | |
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 | WWD |
| From bringing the country back together again to boosting free trade, designers and executives give their views. | | |
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 | 1 Granary |
| Photographer Janette Beckman discusses cross-continental creativity clashes, subcultural style, and the importance of keeping it natural in the age of Instagram. | | |
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 | New York Magazine |
| And created a new generation of worshipers in the process. | | |
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 | Dazed Digital |
| The new era of Donald Trump is not meant for us - be vigilant, careful and kind. | | |
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 | Business of Fashion |
| Members of the fashion community share their immediate reactions to the US presidential election result, with many voicing their defiance in the face of uncertainty. | | |
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 | Quartz |
| The elegant black suit with lapels and lining in bipartisan purple spoke volumes. | | |
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 | Racked |
| Some things worth your dollars. | | |
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 | The New York Times |
| Nura Afia, a Colorado mother, joins celebrities like Sofia Vergara and Katy Perry as a representative for the cosmetics giant. | | |
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 | The Fashion Law |
| When you think Made in America you probably think high quality goods made in sweatshop-free environments by American workers, but this is often not the case. | | |
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 | WGSN |
| We caught up with Levi’s historian Tracey Panek, to talk about youth culture, the denim brand’s most iconic styles & to check out some cool archive pieces. | | |
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 | Literary Hub |
| "Today, I did three impertinent things." | | |
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| WGSN |
| In an interconnected world, menswear’s embrace of oversized silhouettes and exaggerated volume creates a wearable safe space. | | |
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| Racked |
| BB Dakota, Ann Taylor Loft, Opening Ceremony, Old Navy and more are pursuing shoppers by hiring creators, not spokespeople. | | |
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| The Fashion Law |
| The fight against fast fashion is important. Over a thousand garment workers died in 2013 alone so that we can have $30 Vetements-copied jeans and cheap copies of Cushnie et Ochs' dresses (in the case of the latter, the real garments are the product of a Parsons-educated design duo and they are made in NYC, in safe work spaces, of the finest materials.) | | |
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 | The Guardian |
| The London label, founded by Hassan Hajjaj and promoted at the time by Soul II Soul’s Caron Wheeler and a young Ian Wright, has been relaunched. It’s just as relevant as it was then. | | |
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 | British Vogue |
| Suzy Menkes on the importance of the MoMu exhibition "Martin Margiela - The Hermès Years" | | |
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 | Harvard Business Review |
| Luxury goods are an exception. | | |
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 | Digiday |
| Jewellery brand Daisy London is looking to teen app Yubl to help it get feedback during the design process, not afterwards. | | |
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 | Philadelphia Inquirer |
| Bethlehem Steel Corp. used to dominate the Lehigh Valley long before it was replaced by the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem in 2009. Now the valley is home to behemoth distribution centers for Amazon, Walmart, Zara, Uline, and Primark -- just to name a few -- that have moved in over the last two years. | | |
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