The United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), paint a picture of what our planet can — and should — look like by the 2030 target. But, since the SDGs were introduced in 2015, more than 30% of these critical targets are falling behind. It’s all the more reason we’re taking stock of the trendsetting labels and brands playing a critical role in making progress in our first Sustainable Luxury Trends Report.
We look at trends like the nascent bacterial textile market, growing at a CAGR of 13%, and expected to surpass $1.5 billion by 2031, as well as other fashion trends like waterless dyeing, deadstock, and the booming resale market. We look at lab-grown diamonds, which now represent more than 17% of the overall diamond market. We also look at eco travel — how both transport and destinations are tackling the climate crisis, and more.
What all these industries have in common are the changemakers setting the tone for making responsible climate action the norm. They do something else, too; they make the ethical choices look, feel, and taste indistinguishable from their damaging counterparts, erasing the biggest barrier to change.To read the full report, enter your email below.