The industry takes an enormous toll on the environment and there is a pressing need for more sustainable options
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Phupho Gumede recognises the responsibility of the sector to address ethical and environmental concerns
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Reviving our industry to its former glory is possible. We have the infrastructure, talent, and a population that is eager to work. Now we just need consumer buy-in.
Over the years H&M has come to be known for making high-end brands a little more accessible through its many collaborations with designers and brands such as Moschino, Kenzo, Balmain, Karl Lagerfeld, Comme des Garçons and Alexander Wang. Although the retailer has worked with these and many others fashion houses, it was yet to do […]