Fast Fashion

Fast fashion refers to the quick, affordable production of trendy clothing that mimics high-end designs. Retailers release new collections rapidly to meet current fashion trends, encouraging consumers to buy more frequently. This model relies on mass production and low costs, often leading to significant environmental impact due to waste and pollution, as well as ethical concerns regarding labor practices. Fast fashion makes stylish clothing accessible and affordable, but it also promotes a disposable culture, where garments are worn briefly before being discarded, contributing to sustainability issues worldwide.