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Fashion, Really?
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  • Brand new vintage... huh? + Orsola de Castro's repair rebellion
    In this episode of Fashion, Really?, we’re talking about fashion not just as self-expression—but as resistance to a culture of carelessness and cruelty. Our hosts kick things off with a peek into their own wardrobes, before getting serious dissecting a hard-hitting report revealing that most brands—yes, even ones that seem sustainable—are failing the planet by having no real climate action goals.  We are then so pleased to have Orsola de Castro join the conversation, the author and co-founder of Fashion Revolution, who lays down the politics of repair. Why is mending your jeans a form of protest? And what does it mean to reclaim these “lost” skills in the age of overproduction? Plus, Emma and Joshua call out brands playing fast and loose with the word “vintage,” and question Faragamo’s misleading claims about bio-based leather (spoiler: it’s tanned calf skin). If you care about what you wear—and what’s behind it—this episode brings the sugar and spice. Each of our episodes will be broken down into short and sharp sections, find episode one breakdown below: 0.00: Welcome! 0.40: First things first: what are we wearing? 4.04: The latest fashion gossip and news… but green 10.35: You’ve got to read this 17.42: Hear from the expert: Orsola de Castro, co-founder of Fashion Revolution and author, on how  craft and repair in fashion can be a kind of resistance. 34.24: Green-wash of the month 42.38: Wrap-up and next time   Book, articles and other things to look at: Good On You Fashion Planet Boundary Report Adidas Greenwashing Lawsuit Orsola de Castro, co-founder of Fashion Revolution Loved Clothes Last: How the Joy of Rewearing and Repairing Your Clothes Can Be a Revolutionary Act - Orsola De Castro Orbital by Samantha Harvey Art and Animals by Giovanni Aloi      
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  • Pay up, babe: fashion worker wages
    Fashion, Really? is back with a fresh take on the fashion industry's latest chaos: from half-baked sustainability policies to corporate greenwashing with a glossy finish. This week, we’re catching up after a whirlwind of fashion events and runways, before it’s time to unpack some big moves (and missteps): the EU’s watered-down sustainability regulation, India’s bold decoupling strategy, and whether the fashion industry is actually making a dent in its decarbonisation promises. We’re also joined by the brilliant Delphine Willot from Fashion Revolution, who gets into the thick of it on what it really means to pay a living wage to fashion’s garment workers. And of course, it wouldn’t be an episode without our favourite segment—greenwash of the month. This time, we’re calling out the Natural Fiber Alliance and WWF for dressing up misinformation in eco-friendly packaging. Make yourself comfortable, this episode is jam packed. It’s fashion and politics for people, animals and the planet—unfiltered. Each of our episodes will be broken down into short and sharp sections, find episode one breakdown below: 0.00: Welcome! 1.36: First things first: what are we wearing? 4.53: The latest fashion gossip and news… but green 19.58: You’ve got to read this 31.42:: Our two cents: wages: with guest Delphine Willot from Fashion Revolution 45.47: Green-wash of the month 56.07: Wrap-up and next time   Book, articles and other things to look at: The EU has massively watered down what were meant to be landmark sustainability regulations impacting large fashion brands Vogue Business: is fur still a faux pas? Vogue Business: Can India triple the value of its fashion sector while halving emissions? Ecotextile: US secondhand fashion market ‘up 14% last year’ Learn more about next-gen leather materials full 26 page complaint by Tanja Gotthardsen and Forbrugerrådet Tænk (a consumer council think tank) submitted to the Danish Consumer Ombudsman reporting both CPHFW and participating brands for green-washing.  PwC’s second annual state of decarbonization report Fashion Revolution Fashion Transparency Index by Fashion Revolution  
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  • We’re gettin' wild, and SHEIN is ridiculous
    Fashion, Really? is back with another deep dive into the messy and hidden truth behind our clothes. This time, Emma and Joshua unpack the political forces shaping fashion from the California Fashion Act and a French fast fashion bill to Vietnam’s push for a circular economy. We also shine a light on the hidden victims of fashion’s supply chain: wildlife. From deforestation for leather and wool to the far-reaching impact of land use on global biodiversity, we’re exposing how biodiversity destruction is tied to animal exploitation that’s literally woven into the industry’s fabric. Plus, we’re back with one of our favourite segments, green-wash of the month. This time, we’re chatting about the sneaky misuse of "recycled" labels to the illusion of ethical productivity in marketing. Join us as we challenge the status quo and explore what it really takes to make fashion responsible when considering people, animals, and the planet. We’re doing it while keeping it cute. Each of our episodes will be broken down into short and sharp sections, find episode one breakdown below: 0.00: Welcome! 1.27: First things first: what are we wearing? 4.41: The latest fashion gossip and news… but green 15.30: You’ve got to read this 23.49: Quick fire summary: wildlife 39.40: Green-wash of the month 48.09: Wrap-up and next time   Book, articles and other things to look at: Scaling next-gen materials in fashion: an executive guide Coyote America by Dan Flores Biodiversity: The next frontier in sustainable fashion Circumfauna Designer Nancy Gonzalez sentenced to prison for smuggling crocodile and python handbags Collective Fashion Justice submission into the Australian Parliamentary inquiry into greenwashing  
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  • AI instead of transparency… no thanks
    This episode kicks off with a very special ‘what are we wearing’ with Joshua sharing the stories woven into his vintage ensemble and  Emma breaking down the incredible innovation behind her shiringa bio-leather jacket. (watch this episode on YouTube for full effect as well as our documentary, SHIRINGA: Fashion Regenerating Amazonia). We also tackle some of the industry’s biggest headlines from the last month: the devastating Kantomanto market fire in Ghana, UK parliamentary scrutiny of Shein’s labor practices, and the ethical minefield of vintage fur’s resurgence. Plus, we unpack key fashion legislation updates, from the New York Fashion Workers Act to the latest greenwashing controversies in the wool industry (AI images on a webpage about transparency and sustainability?!). Join us as we challenge the status quo and explore how fashion can (and must) do better – while looking good.   Each of our episodes will be broken down into short and sharp sections, find episode one breakdown below: 0.00: Welcome! 0.47: First things first: what are we wearing? 9.40: The latest fashion gossip and news… but green 25.12: You've got to read this 42.59: Green-wash of the month 49.25: Wrap-up and next time   Book, articles and other things to look at: SHIRINGA- watch on Waterbear Watch Fashion, Really? on YouTube SHIEN UK Parliamentary Hearing Grazed and Confused United Nations. convention to combat desertification report on fashion and land called ‘Unraveling the Environmental Impact of Fibers’ Hello Beautiful by Ann Napolitano    
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  • New year, new you, new fashion system?
    Fashion, Really? is back for 2025, baby! We’re kicking off the new year by sharing our personal and industry-wide resolutions—like advocating for living wages, tackling overproduction, and pushing for more sustainable and ethical material sourcing. We celebrate London Fashion Week’s bold move to ban wild animal skins (spoiler: we helped make it happen), give you the latest on New York’s Fashion Act legislation, and dig into the troubling rise of wild animal skin use under the guise of conservation, and even by brands claiming to be ethical. Transparency, responsible investment, and some actual action for animal protection are high on our list of hopes for the year ahead. Join us as we unpack the issues, share insights, and uncover how all of us can push fashion toward a more ethical and sustainable future in 2025.   Each of our episodes will be broken down into short and sharp sections, find episode one breakdown below: 0.00: Welcome! 1.33: First things first: what are we wearing? 4.36: The latest fashion gossip and news… but green 19.53: New Years Resolutions 34.11: Greenwashing - you can’t hide from us! 45.03: Wrap-up and next time   Book, articles and other things to look at: https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2024/nov/29/london-fashion-week-first-of-big-four-to-ban-exotic-animal-skins https://sourcingjournal.com/sustainability/sustainability-news/new-york-fashion-act-assembly-passed-legislation-due-diligence-513784 https://www.drapersonline.com/news/primark-cuts-carbon-emissions https://vmagazine.com/article/actress-sarah-snook-poses-for-new-stella-mccartney-ryder-bag-campaign/   Follow us on  IG: @collectivefashionjustice LinkedIn X Sign up to our newsletter
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In Collective Fashion Justice’s new podcast, join a New Yorker and an Australian who love fashion but hate what it does to life on our planet, as they gossip about the month’s fashion industry stories and how they impact people, animals and the planet. Quick, critical, a little sarcastic and queer, this is a podcast for people in and into fashion. Who feel like creativity could make our culture better. Who want to talk about the serious problems and have a bit of fun. Because we can. Fashion, Really? is a podcast from Collective Fashion Justice’s founding director, Emma Hakansson, and CFJ board member, Joshua Katcher. With one brand, four books, a charity and endless lectures on responsible fashion between them, each episode touches on culture, sustainability, ethics, and another idea for transforming fashion that they can’t shut up about.
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