We’ll show how people, courage, and innovation can transform the fashion industry for the better.
We’ll talk with labor organizers, scientists, NGO representatives, and other experts.
They’ll reveal how dangerous PFAS in clothing really are and which chemicals it takes to make our clothes.
We travel back to 1945 to learn why people queued for nylon stockings for hours—and how that moment connects to the rise of synthetic fibers.
We’ll explore whether more manufacturing information can lead to more sustainable purchases, and how repairing and upcycling go beyond fixing clothes but are powerful acts of resistance.
Clare Press is a sustainability expert, author, filmmaker, and host of the acclaimed podcast Wardrobe Crisis, which explores the fashion industry's impact on people and the planet. Formerly Vogue’s first-ever sustainability editor, she has produced several podcast series, including for the UN and Australia’s national clothing stewardship scheme, Seamless.
Clare is the author of four books, most recently Wear Next, and is currently directing her first documentary. She’s a regular speaker and advisor on sustainable fashion, with roles at the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Fashion Revolution, and Copenhagen Fashion Week.
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