Part 7. Wealth and status in civilization are partly recognized and defined by an individual’s style of clothing, and the material and...

Part 6. In 2013 the Fashion Revolution campaign, “Who made my clothes,” was launched in England, evolving into a global movement that was...

Part 5. Since mass media has exposed the fashion industry’s indiscretions, the socially aware and environmentally concerned younger...

Part 4. The capitalist system is putting stress on the environment creating a need for systemic change. In the capital city of Accra,...

Part 3. Through extensive research in geographies of consumption and production, Dr. Andrew Brooks seeks to understand the connections...

Part 2. Clothing for humans is a protective second skin, but the meaning behind what we choose to wear is dictated by a variety of...

Introduction: Part 1. Civilization has had a vested interest in clothing as a form of identity for ages. Getting dressed is a universal...