Stella McCartney announces UN sustainable fashion charter

Madeleine Cuff
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Luxury designer reveals new UN charter at fashion conference in UK, ahead of official launch at COP24 next week

Leading fashion designer Stella McCartney has thrown her weight behind a new sustainability charter from the UN which aims to promote low-carbon production methods and cut waste in the fashion industry....

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