For months,I lived in sartorial heaven. But when I came home,beautifully styled outfits were replaced with track pants and stretched out T-shirts.
While you might not think to buy Christmas gifts from the ultra-fast,ultra-cheap Chinese retailers,there are plenty of other items Australians want on the cheap for the festive season.
The Australian designer has described her new collection with ultra-cheap Chinese giant as “investment” pieces of “very good quality”.
Shein and Temu are soaring in popularity among consumers,but experts say the risk of forced labour needs to be investigated and some brands should be banned.
Fed a diet of fast fashion,Australian consumers buy more new clothes than any other country. And more steps are needed to tackle waste.
Once a luxury fashion item,cashmere has never been more accessible. But how do more affordable iterations measure up?
Do you think your clothing quality is declining? Fossil fuel fashion is on the rise,while climate change is impacting the quality of natural fibres.
The Chinese-owned ecommerce play has become one of the nation’s biggest fashion retailers in a few short years,on par with Myer and Cotton On.
The average Australian sends 10 kilograms of clothing to landfill each year. These classmates are hoping to reverse that.
Affordable fashion has infiltrated the runway at a once-prestigious fashion festival – and it’s like a television commercial come to life.
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek wants to see more fashion retailers sign up to a voluntary scheme planning to put a levy on clothing to reduce landfill.