Is Fashion Really Getting More Sustainable?

Designers are taking steps to fight waste but real change requires a shift in our mind-set.

ByLast year, the Swedish Fashion Council made an unprecedented move while planning the annual Stockholm Fashion Week: They canceled the event entirely, citing concerns about its environmental impact. Not everyone in fashion is taking such drastic measures, of course, but it spoke to the urgent need for action on the issue, one that designers and customers alike are now recognizing.

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