TODD EACH YEAR, THE AVERAGE AMERICAN CREATES 80-POUNDS OF CLOTHING WASTE THAT’S SENTO T OUR LANDFILLS. >> IN A STORY YOU’LL ONLY SEE ON 7, GENEVIEVE GLASS SHOWS US HOW WE CAN REDUCE, RE-USE AND UP-CYC ...

Every year, some 100 billion garments are produced worldwide, and 92 million tons of clothing waste end up in landfills. Given this enormous amount of waste, it is logical to think that the only way ...

When Swedish brand Hodakova won the LVMH prize this year, it felt extra significant. The finalists for the most sought-after prize in fashion — awarded annually — are meant to foreshadow the future of ...

Direct-to-consumer sustainable fashion isn’t merely a business model—it’s an aesthetic. Look at buzzed-about, millennial-targeting brands like Allbirds, Everlane, and Outdoor Voices, and you’ll see ...

For fashion to truly be sustainable, we need a bit of a lifestyle change. Instead of replacing our once-loved pieces, let's try shifting our mindset to upcycling clothes and accessories. It might ...

It's natural to part with pieces of your wardrobe as your tastes and circumstances evolve. Even the most conscious shoppers do. But what really can make the difference is what you do with the clothes ...

When it comes to sustainable fashion, the students in Sage Hill School’s Reimagined Fashion Upcycling Club have a real passion for it. So much so that the club held its second annual fashion show — ...

Urban Exchange Project is taking retail recycling to a whole new level. The store has also found a way to go virtual in these unique times. They UPcycle clothes so nothing goes to waste, and they also ...

Sartorial Sustainability: The United States generates an estimated 21 billion pounds of textile waste annually, but upcycled fashions — such as this dress by designer Stina Anderson modeled by Camille ...

Asha Tobing is a magnetic and creative force. She stands out in a crowd as she wears her art and heart on her sleeve, vest, pant leg, bag and more. The founder of Lil Jax and resident artist at ...

What’s a hot trend in high-end fashion? Getting shoppers to pay just as much for used clothes as they do for new ones. Many designers are putting luxury spins on second-hand clothing, repurposing them ...