France’s Senate Approved A Revised Version of A Law Regulating Fast Fashion on Tuesday, Which if implemented would ban advertising by fast-growing chinese e-commerce platforms like shein and Temu. Senators in the Upper House of Parliament Voted Almost Unanimously for a Modified Version of A Bill Passéd by France’s Lower House Last Year, which Aims to Reduce the Environmental Impact of the Textile Industry. Critics Say the Low-Préd Garments Produced by Fast-Fashion Chains Drive Excessive Consumption and Waste, Exacerbating the Textile Sector’s Impact on the Environment. An amended version of the Bill Distinguishes Between “Ultra” Fast Fast Fashion and “Classic” Fast Fashion, However, Imposing Less Onerous Restrictions On European Fast-Fashion Players Like Zara and Kiabi, But Drawing Criticism from Environment Groups. For in-DEPTH Analysis and a Deeper Perspective, France 24’s Annette Young Welcome Aurélie Mosse, French-Swiss Designer and Researcher Specializing in Innovative Textiles.
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Fashion: ‘Emphasizing Value of Material That Is Aging Beautifully and Gracefully, Engaging Emotion’
