Launching for another semester, this ‘fashion’ month of September, Slow Factory Foundation is opening its platform to conscious consumers and avid learners who want insight on sustainable fashion and achieving a circular economy.
Read MoreWhat has got our attention is Pharrell Williams ability to tie in his love for all things circular and sustainable.
Read MoreFor dancer Gabe Stone Shayer, fashion and its sometimes fleeting trends have been his closest ally in promoting the fleeting art of dance.
Read MoreWe have been told that different people have different expressions of love that they have an affinity for. One of these languages is gift-giving.
Read MoreSocial media apps like TikTok have heightened the aura of these top creators giving them a platform curated to the kind of content that makes followers want to see more and even spend money to support their favorite influencers.
Read MoreImages speak volumes in challenging the usual pictures we see related to Africa and people of the Afro-Diaspora. IBHHM curates select Men’s fashion styles from brands and fashion designers who share heritage from the continent of Africa.
Read MoreDuring August 2021, Slow Factory and Vestiaire Collective will host a global classroom audience over three weeks.
Read MorePhotographed by Elliott Jerome Brown Jr., employees modeled the new uniforms at local New York City White Castle locations, capturing the compelling ethos of a restaurant industry struck by the pandemic.
Read MoreThe round was led by The Community Development Venture Capital Alliance (CDVCA), with participation by BMW i Ventures, Prairie Crest Capital, Ethos, For Good Ventures, and Evolution VC Partners.
Read MoreOn April 26, 2021, Apple released their iOS 14.5 update to their operating system which allowed users to select which applications could track personal, location, or other kinds of data.
Read MorePeerspace has teamed up with Giant Artists, ilovecreatives, and Moment to sponsor three emerging creatives in the photography industry.
Read MoreCharlee Fraser takes it upon herself to dictate the efforts for ethical production in the fashion industry. Utilizing fashion week events that take place in her nation of Australia, as well as worldwide, she sees an opportunity for well-doing.
The U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol welcomes new members Levi Strauss & Co, one of the most recognizable denim companies worldwide, and their legacy brands Levi’s®, Dockers®, Denizen® by Levi’s®, and Signature by Levi Strauss & Co.™.
Read More“I found that what I really wanted was a staple piece that I could wear over and over. One made ethically and eco-friendly.” - Marina Merchant-Dest
Read MoreNASA wrote how scientists from the University of Michigan developed an innovative way to use NASA satellite data to track the movement of tiny pieces of plastic in the ocean.
Read MoreThe U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol welcomes Gildan Activewear and their portfolio of company-owned brands, including Gildan®, Alstyle®, American Apparel®, and Comfort Colors®, as members.
Read MoreWaste Management and the Slow Factory Foundation have joined forces to foster the next generation of fashion designers focused on building regenerative fashion that is recycled and remade into new.
Read Moreit is likely that treatment will improve the chances of an individual who is suffering from the disorder to get relief from very painful symptoms.
Read MoreThe world’s leading beauty and makeup business, Sephora, has smeared its once flawless reputation with an ugly shade of performative inclusion.
Read MoreAt the core of the partnership between the BFC and Clearpay is the inclusion of dynamic interactive concepts making the best of British fashion accessible to consumers.
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