Tag: fashion

Economy expected to grow in ‘robust fashion’ into 2025

The Irish economy is expected to grow “in a robust fashion” in 2024 and 2025, according to the ESRI. In its latest quarter economic commentary, the institute says headline and underlying indicators suggest the economy will perform well over the coming months, driven by a “better-than-expected international outlook and robust domestic growth”. Modified domestic demand […]

Report slams worker representation by major fashion firms as ‘just for show’

The study, titled “Just For Show: Worker representation in Asia’s garment sector and the role of fashion brands and employers” alleged that brands and their suppliers are relying on ineffective representation structures as alternatives to genuine trade union engagement, effectively undermining workers’ rights in South Asia to freedom of association and collective bargaining. The report […]

South Korea, Singapore ‘most willing’ to pay for sustainable fashion

In contrast, consumers in European countries Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and the UK were the least willing in the world to pay for more sustainable and inclusive brands. The researchers further revealed that consumers from countries including China, South Africa and Thailand had the highest willingness to pay for exclusive, on-trend brands. The research […]

As Royal Ascot kicks off, this is the evolution of racing fashion

Since its inception, race-day fashion has been as integral to Royal Ascot as its horses. The Ascot Racecourse was founded in 1711 by Queen Anne. For decades, it’s been a highlight of the fashion calendar, giving royals and British socialites the opportunity to show off their style. Here’s how the fashion has evolved over the […]

Walking parade in Greenville, gala and fashion show in Spartanburg

Communities across the state and nation are holding events to celebrate the oldest Black holiday in the country. Juneteenth celebrates the freedom and emancipation of enslaved Black people in America. The name Juneteenth refers to June 19, 1865, when enslaved Black people learned about their newfound freedom from federal troops who arrived in Galveston, Texas. […]