Vivienne Westwood may have one of the craziest stories in all of fashion. How is it possible that a former elementary school teacher became the Queen of Punk? Well that’s exactly what we’re going to be looking at in this video - starting back in her days running a boutique with Malcolm Mclaren, all the way to present day. You might even be surprised to learn that she’s left her mark on several pop culture fixtures like the game Final Fantasy, and that she played a major role in Pharrell Williams’ viral Grammy appearance back in 2014. This is the history of Vivienne Westwood - enjoy!

Millions of tonnes of clothes end up in landfill every year—it’s one of the fastest-growing categories of waste in the world. How can the fashion industry continue to grow while addressing the environmental need for people to buy fewer clothes? Film supported by The Woolmark Company. 

Billboard fashion? YES! On 9.10.22 ArtPop Street Gallery held its 9th Annual Fundraising Event and our 2nd Annual Upcycled Fashion Show. 12 local Charlotte regional designers were commissioned to make fashion from 12 of our retired ArtPop artist billboards. Prepare to be amazed.

Fast fashion has radically transformed the textile industry. These days, 56 million tons of clothing are sold every year. But cheap garments come at a high price: A precarious existence for workers and a catastrophic environmental impact. The clothing industry is currently deluging the planet with garments. With 100 billion items produced every year, that’s more than ever before. International companies are locked in an ongoing race to create new styles and win higher profits. And this gigantic expansion is set to continue: The sector is forecast to grow by 60 percent by 2030.

Our most conscious collection ever, 87% of ready-to-wear is crafted from responsible materials. Credits Music director: @__Tyson Makeup: @PatMcGrathReal Hair: @EugeneSouleiman Nails: @KureBazaar Skincare: @stellamccartneybeauty Venue: @CentrePompidou Production: @studioboum

Flip-flops are one of the oldest styles of shoes in the world, and today they are the most popular. We make over 1 billion of them every year, and one company in Kenya turns these old sandals into colorful works of art.

Neel Ranaut became popular on social media with his funny recreations of outfits worn by Bollywood stars. The young man from a small village spoke to Brut about his journey and his dreams.

K.I.S.S (Keep It Simple, Stupid), designer Heron Preston reimagines utilitarian workwear, rewiring DIY techniques into the uniforms of the streets; it's a back-to-basics approach with patchwork denim, a Caterpillar collaboration and spirit level stilettos. i-D goes behind the scenes of the campaign to explore the wear-and-tear of work in the collection, and find out what it was like to create throughout the pandemic.

This clothing line turns fabric scraps into unique pieces of clothing. Daniel Silverstein founded 'Zero Waste Daniel', aka 'ZWD', to close the gap on the fashion industry's waste problem – here's Daniel's story.

The Japanese art of BORO is stitching pieces of fabric together. There are many techniques for stitching and for sewers, and this is a must-watch!