Green is the new black? Six sustainable ideas for London Fashion Week

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The fashion industry is famed for its innovation, now six pioneering firms are thinking outside the box when it comes to delivering sustainable clothes

With the launch of London Fashion Week on Friday, celebrities and designers are once again lining up to promote their sustainability credentials. The annual celebration of the UK's multi-billion dollar...

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