This interview explores fast fashion's business model—rapid, cheap clothing production relying on underpaid labor—and its environmental and ethical costs. It highlights new disruptors using lab-grown materials and recycling innovations, and advocates for consumer awareness, reduced consumption, and sustainable practices to counter the industry's negative effects.

Tailoring is experiencing a major revival, evolving from formalwear to everyday fashion. Driven by personalization, quality, and sustainability, modern tailoring blends classic craftsmanship with contemporary styles. Bespoke and made-to-measure options are rising thanks to technology and broader access. Consumers now prefer versatile, tailored pieces for both work and leisure, making tailoring a key trend for individuality, comfort, and lasting style.