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Megan Doyle

Megan Doyle is a sustainable fashion journalist based in London. Her bylines include Vogue Business, the Business of Fashion, Harper’s Bazaar, Refinery29 and more. Megan covers topics including supply chain treatability and transparency to garment worker rights, material innovation, consumer psychology and the circular economy.

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Megan
Doyle
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Megan Doyle is a sustainable fashion journalist based in London. Her bylines include Vogue Business, the Business of Fashion, Harper’s Bazaar, Refinery29 and more. Megan covers topics including supply chain treatability and transparency to garment worker rights, material innovation, consumer psychology and the circular economy.

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CONSUMERS6 min read

Luxury Leaders Are Betting On Leather Alternatives But Are Shoppers Ready To Buy Them?

Hermès, Alexander McQueen, Ralph Lauren, and Stella McCartney are just some of the leading luxury brands that are partnering with innovative leather alternative companies as part of a growing shift towards more sustainable options offered to their customers. But are shoppers ready to buy them and can leather alternatives be produced at scale?

RETAIL6 min read

Why Luxury’s Future is Tied to the Health of the Planet

The industry has faced Brexit, political turmoil, environmental crises and now COVID-19. What does it take to protect and future-proof businesses against unforeseeable global uncertainty?

CAMPAIGNS8 min read

2019’s Biggest PR Blunders: Have Luxury Brands Learnt their Lessons?

It’s not just reputation or cultural credibility on the line. Brands stand to lose millions in potential profit by failing to do their due diligence as increasingly unforgiving customers vote with their wallets.

RETAIL6 min read

Is Richemont Ready For Another Foray Into Fashion?

News of Richemont’s latest fashion brand launch, combined with a management shake-up within its fashion division, could signal a dramatic change in direction for the group which has typically focused on hard luxury goods.