'Eco-fashion' designers minimising environmental impact

A Green Embassy dress made with organic silk, vegetable dyes and fishing net cut-offs

A Green Embassy dress made with organic silk, vegetable dyes and fishing net cut-offs Source: SBS

After oil and gas, the fashion industry is believed to the world's second largest polluter. Image: A Green Embassy dress made with organic silk, vegetable dyes and fishing net cut-offs. (SBS) 'Eco-fashion' designers minimising environmental impact


But there's a growing number of designers who are trying to be environmentally conscious.

 

As this report, they're embracing so-called 'slow fashion'.

 

 

 


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