We are yet to meet someone who didn’t enjoy the Dirty Looks: Desire and Decay in Fashion, at the Barbican Art Gallery running until January 25, 2026. Its curation (by Karen Van Godtsenhoven) was slick and minimal with sustainably sourced mannequins and background fabrics which let the artworks and the exhibition text speak louder. Some […]
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The Future Fabrics Expo brought together a range of voices from design, science, and advocacy. From long-term strategic thinking and circularity to embracing living materials and reimagining regulatory frameworks, this year’s discussions highlighted the urgent need to rethink how we create, source, and connect with our materials. Colèchi Contributors Stephanie Steele, Priya Raj, Justina Alexandroff,
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London Fashion Week, one of the “Big Four” alongside New York, Milan and Paris, has once again dazzled us with its eclectic showcase of creativity. London’s fashion scene was influenced early on from the city’s clubs and counterculture and this iconic history was noticeable in the abandoned car park setting of one catwalk (Sinead Gorey)
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THE VEGAN LEATHER GUIDE Animal leather is without a doubt subject to ethical and environmental concerns. According to the United Nations, animal agriculture (which includes meat and leather harvesting) is responsible for 14.5% of greenhouse gas emissions. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have gone so far as to recognise the animal leather industry as one
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