Amy Twigger Holroyd

World 25

in which a popular uprising leads to worldwide policies for clothing durability

in which secondhand-only editorial styling turns fashion upside down

in which post-Brexit Britain seeks to become a world leader in crafts

in which radical influencers exclusively dress from their parents’ wardrobes

in which the textile industry learns from the paper industry to minimise waste

in which tanneries become museums to discover the mistakes of the past

in which the purpose of the fashion ‘season’ is turned on its head

in which people rush back to the villages in search of greenery, food and clothing

in which young men become obsessed with sewing

in which a commission on fashion’s role in ecocide is underway