due to overproduction and the overconsumption on the grounds of its climate and waste impacts. But how is fast fashion defined, and what form would the ‘ban’ take? Furthermore, what would be the consequences for developing countries depending on fast fashion and who need to reduce its impact and shift its business model, rather than see their business eliminated.as “high volumes of lower quality garments at low price levels”.
At the recent Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen, Francois Arnault peddled LVMH’s disdain for ‘fast fashion’ claiming it was ato luxury fashion, which he believes is “sustainable by nature”. Quite how that works when both are supplied by the same commodity raw materials and supply chains is anybody’s guess. In fact, a recentby Sarah Kent of Business of Fashion indicated that LVMHs total emissions are not so far off those of H&M.
it’s made from, along with the avoidance or elimination of ‘waste’ and availability of renewable energy sources.