At the crossroads of controlled inflation and the meteoric rise of ultra-fast fashion, is the fashion industry reexamining its very foundations?

Before mass production, we focused on quality and craftsmanship. Today we're addicted to novelty and disposability.

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Are fashion retailers chasing Shein’s unsustainable pricing model, or can they strike a balance between affordability and ...

Rod recently took a trip to a Zara store in Madrid to stock up for the Winter, where he nabbed a £149 wool blend double-breasted coat for just €129 [£107.37], saving him £41.63.