WWD spoke to five students or recent graduates based in France, Finland, Switzerland and the Netherlands working to reduce textile waste within fashion design.

The ecological-native Generation Z is pushing fashion education to rethink its approach to sustainability.

China’s apparel manufacturing sector is leading the sustainability push in the country.

Earth Day prompted a thought about whether fashion companies can realistically balance sustainability with growth. Several conversations later, it’s clear that at least some industry leaders are passionate about trying. Long in the forefront: Stella McCartney.

Nearly three years after leaving her job as creative director of BCBG, Lubov Azria is starting over with La Boheme.

Ling-Su Chinn and Githa Duncker have taken an elevated approach to the new contemporary line they’ve launched.

Fashion is becoming a dirty word, and the revolution is beginning in the streets with Extinction Rebellion.

See 12 emerging green designers below as part of WWD’s special Earth Day coverage.

He’s also prepping his first sneaker, and plans to spin some wild tales around his collections.

The London-based influencer is striking a balance between using her platform to promote fashion and sustainability issues — and cultivated an engaged, loyal audience along the way.

Copenhagen, Helsinki and London fashion weeks aim to be the greenest of all.

The Turkish label, known for its sequined creations and contemporary price points, introduced itself to the London market with a trunk show and event hosted by Soraya Bakhtiar.

Julianne Moore, Dua Lipa, Liu Wen and Keira Knightley christen the biggest edition of the exhibition yet.

Insta-cool ready-to-wear brand Jeu Illimité, from sustainably focused designer Jessie Andrews, unveils denim offerings.

The French designer, the daughter of Dorothée Bis founders Jacqueline and Elie Jacobson, is known for having worked with film director Eric Rohmer.