
Victoria Secret
The Victoria’s Secret factory not only fired 1,388 workers without notice, but it has also refused to pay them the $8.5 million in severance it legally owes them.
The Victoria’s Secret factory not only fired 1,388 workers without notice, but it has also refused to pay them the $8.5 million in severance it legally owes them.
Over the last few centuries, our perspective on fashion has dramatically changed. The fashion industry today looks nothing like it did in the past. It encourages consumers to view clothing as disposable, while the new fast fashion model is rapidly emerging. But how does this affect the environment?
Championing ethical fashion extends beyond exposing human rights violations, and into promoting socially, environmentally and culturally sustainable practices.
In the age of fast fashion, cheap synthetic materials and mass-production have pushed traditional clothing practices to the peripheries. It is both culturally and socially important that we celebrate local craftsmanship. Traditional manufacturing practices contribute to local ecosystems, support communities and uphold values and heritage.
If you recently visited a mall and bought a nice pair of Nikes, shopped for home essentials at IKEA and did a little apparel shopping,
Given a chance to become a fashion model for a day, would you accept the offer? The answer is probably ‘yes’! Because who does not want to indulge in luxury, become rich and have millions of followers on Instagram like Kendal Jenner and Gigi Hadid? However, the life of fashion models is not as glamorous as it appears on the pages of newspapers and the runway.