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British designer Beth Morgan Lundie has developed Meld, a refillable skincare system that lets consumers mix personalised, preservative-free formulas at home.
Could the future of fast fashion be biodegradable? Sportswear brand Champion believes so. The firm has developed a breakthrough synthetic material that is biodegradable like natural fibre, and is making its debut in the Eco Future Reverse Weave collection.
Regenerative fashion company Unless Collective is branching out into footwear, with the launch of an entirely plastic-free and biodegradable sneaker.
Luxury fashion houses are increasingly recognising the potential of biotechnology and experimenting with bio-textiles for a more sustainable future.
Designer Valdís Steinarsdóttir’s latest work transforms animal by-products into meat packaging as a way to use the entire animal.
Apparel brand Closed has unveiled its first fully biodegradable stretch denim collection, created in partnership with denim supplier Candiani.
Non-alcoholic spirits brand Seedlip is pushing its sustainability credentials with its latest gift set featuring fungi-sourced packaging.
Central Saint Martins graduate Scarlett Yang explores the degrading process of biodegradable materials.
Auroboros has created a couture collection that grows on the body.