Primark has announced they’re moving online. But why? Is this really necessary for an already successful company?

An insight into the creative history of concert merchandise and how current artists are exploiting their fans through the sale of fast fashion with a lacks of creativeness

Jeremy Corbyn announces the Right to Clothing Campaign at The University of Manchester, in a bid to make clothing more sustainable and affordable.

Deputy Fashion Editor Zahra shares her top tips on how to spot and avoid greenwashing so you can live your best sustainable consumer life.

From fast fashion to drop-shipping and profiteering, has Depop been consumed by capitalism?

In the Accounting for Style series, we follow the monthly spending of a previously broke student who finally has enough money to live her fashion spending dreams (within reason).

Students speak of their experiences with debt after using ‘buy now, pay later’ service Klarna

Is fast fashion a thing of the past or is it gaining traction in light of the Covid-19 pandemic?

Get a glimpse into this history and sociology student’s spending habits and Depop obsession!

It can be easy to impulsively buy that half-price top or discounted dress, but have you ever stopped to think about the damaging effects that Black Friday has on the fashion industry?

An Electrical Engineering student tracks their journey to develop a new skincare regime and their fashion purchases over the course of October

Whether your student budget makes sustainable shopping difficult or social media has pressured you into needing to feel fashionable, perhaps we shouldn’t be so quick to judge those who rely on fast fashion

Sam James reviews Greed, Steve Coogan’s exaggerated biopic of the life of Philip Green

Olivia Stringer asks whether online platforms for selling second hand clothes are encouraging a wear-once mindset

Maisie Scott reflects on Uniqlo’s ‘Crossing Lines’ collection and the relationship between contemporary art and fast fashion

Planning on braving the chaotic crowds this month? You could be promoting some seriously harmful practices to our planet

One of BBC Three’s latest documentary series, Breaking Fashion, takes viewers behind the scenes at Salford-based fast fashion company, In the Style. Company CEO, Adam Frisby, founded the business in 2013 and has since turned it into a £30 million turnover company, utilising social media influencers and celebrities to do so. The series, which is available […]

Fashion is the second most damaging industry in the world. Amelia Dunn explores fast fashion, and offers some sustainable alternatives.

Students often rely on fast fashion companies for stylish and affordable clothes, but more environmentally friendly solutions are available.

The Mancunian fast-fashion giant is set to bring affordable glamour this festive season, unveiling its next celebrity collaboration with Hailey Baldwin!