Darya Badiei Khorsand is a PhD researcher in Fashion Management and Marketing at The University of Manchester. She specialises in consumer behaviour in the sustainable luxury fashion segment, and her work for The Interline will place a special emphasis on new innovations in sustainable materials.
Scaling back new product introductions to meet waste and emissions targets could leave a hole in fashion’s balance sheets. Can brands build new service models to compensate?
Fit is a prime contributor to fashion's high return rate, and capturing consumer body data offers a clear path to improving it in ready-to-wear. But what does the longer-term future of fit look like, and how commercially viable is make-to-measure?
To really move the needle on fashion's outsized environmental impact, we need products that are designed with sustainability at their core, instead of just the surface level.
Innovation is creating viable alternatives to leather. At the same time demand for real leather goods is growing. Sustainability commitments and regulations are putting the squeeze on a complex picture. Where does leather in fashion go from here?
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