Walk into EB Denim's new flagship in Los Angeles and you immediately understand why this brand has captivated a generation. The space is raw yet refined, balancing industrial minimalism with an energy that feels alive. Racks display denim that has been cut, twisted, and rebuilt into something entirely new. It is a store, but also a studio, a warehouse, and a clubhouse where people gather around more than product. They gather around an idea.
Catch up quick: Fast fashion makes it easy to buy cheap, trendy clothes. But some shoppers, especially those focused on sustainability, are shunning what they see as low-quality synthetics in everything from basics to luxury brands. Just this week, some Swifties were seeing red about Taylor's latest limited-edition cardigan, partly because it's made from a lot of plastic. State of play: Roughly 9,000 TikTok posts were tagged #NaturalFibers during the first half of 2025 - up more than 230% from the same time last year, according to data the platform shared with Axios.
Now in its 17th year, Climate Week NYC stands as one of the world's most significant climate gatherings, uniting leaders, visionaries and changemakers committed to urgent climate action. Taking place from September 21 to 28, Climate Week brings together voices from across the globe-spanning civil society, academia, industry and government-to ignite conversations around potential climate solutions and accelerate momentum toward a just and sustainable future.
Little known fact, but I am fairly sure this was in direct reference to my autumnal shirt game, which I have - as style editor and someone with hyper-particular opinions about their clothing, a real chicken-or-the-egg situation - spent the better part of a decade dialing. I've tried countless styles, in all manner of 'fits, from all manner of brands, and landed on one particular shirt, a button-up I wore virtually every day last fall and expect to again this season: Alex Crane's Porto Shirt.
It doesn't get more classic than these New Balance sneakers. We always recommend having a trusty pair in your closet, and this style is an extremely solid go-to available in multiple colorways. Still have a beach getaway on the calendar before the weather turns or just want to live out your New England summer fantasy? Look no further than these Sperry boat shoes.
Knitting, once tied to blankets and scarves, now inspires furniture, lighting, and home accessories, showcasing its potential for creativity and function.
Stella Maxwell wore a dress made from 125 million bioluminescent Pyrocystis lunula microalgae, revealing light when touched during Iris van Herpen's haute couture show at Paris Fashion Week.
Rivas employs exclusively recovered materials while ensuring responsible water usage in the washing processes. It's his first foray into denim, and he's done it with flair, embodying a zero-waste philosophy.
The collaboration between Wood Underwear and Voglia Swimwear introduces a bold men's swimwear collection that prioritizes personality, performance, and eco-conscious design.
The Korvaa shoes represent a significant advancement in sustainable fashion, showcasing how mycelium, bacterial nanocellulose, and biodegradable plastics can be harmoniously integrated for eco-friendly footwear.
Dirt Shoes, made from compacted dirt and plant materials, challenge our perception of sustainable fashion and invite a conversation about ecological impact.
"My love of fashion took me on an incredible career with Junk Kouture, educating young people on sustainable fashion and empowering them to use their creativity to express themselves and drive change."
When shopping for clothes, aim to avoid repeated mistakes which can be frustrating and costly, both personally and environmentally.
When it comes to warm weather travel wardrobes, linen is an ideal choice due to its breathable nature and sustainable properties. Originally favored by ancient Egyptians, linen has transformed into versatile menâs staples for the summer.