The Fashion Revolution

The Fashion Revolution is a global movement advocating for a more ethical and sustainable fashion industry. It emerged in response to the 2013 Rana Plaza disaster in Bangladesh, where a garment factory collapse killed over 1,100 workers. The movement encourages transparency in fashion supply chains, urging brands to disclose how and where their clothes are made. It emphasizes the need for fair labor practices, environmentally friendly materials, and responsible consumerism. The Fashion Revolution also promotes awareness through campaigns like Fashion Revolution Day, asking consumers to question "Who made my clothes?" and inspiring them to support ethical fashion choices.