When Pandora, whose annual jewellery production totals 86 million pieces, choose to invest in lab-grown diamonds, the decision inevitably has major repercussions for the sector.

Renting rather than buying, this trend is gaining ground in fashion. If the ambition to contribute to the protection of the planet by consuming less is one of the driving forces, it is also the pleasure of wearing prestigious clothes, without spending excessively.

While resuming important sports events is necessary, replicating the past is no longer an option. New models are emerging thanks to unique ties with sustainability. Sailing is an example to follow.

The development of new synthetic fibres and more innovative production methods offers alternatives that can put a lasting end to the issue.

The UN Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Change set new goals that its signatory brands must meet by no later than 2030. Will the fashion industry commit to reducing its carbon emissions and embrace environmental-friendly practices for future generations?

What if wearing plant-based clothes could make us and the planet healthier? Innovative start-ups, materials companies and luxury labels are collaborating in a quest for more eco-friendly fabrics.

As the world’s second most polluting industry, the fashion industry is waking up to the value found in using existing resources in order to minimise its waste. Upcycling is slowly becoming the new trend emulating the second-hand and vintage market, and the luxury sector, from innovative high-end brands to pioneering independent designers, isn’t short of exciting, eco-friendly initiatives.

For decades, sneakers have been a fashion phenomenon. But at a time when sustainability has become a purchasing criterion, the sneaker industry is still too silent about the production process.

Fashion designers have found a new appeal in an old business model that comes as a slower, higher-quality alternative to the mass fashion market and is now backed by technology.

For its 36th edition, the festival was forced to be rescheduled in October – with an exhibition running until end of November – due to […]

Shopping guilt-free and effortlessly is the promise of the new online fashion marketplaces where ecology and aesthetic collide. The ethical fashion market is expected to reach 9.81 billion dollars by 2025.

In terms of sustainability, when using the word “fast”, we immediately think about fast fashion. But as the market for luxury furniture is expected to grow, sustainability is just as relevant for this industry as it is for fashion.

‘Skinminimalism’ is the new trend that brings our beauty habits back to basics. Better for our health and the planet, it’s also a more affordable alternative to other wasteful practices.

Challenged by growing digitalization in sales and environmental issues, luxury packaging is experiencing deep changes. A shift that enables the use of sustainable materials and relocating production closer to the end client.