Did fashion deliver on its sustainability promises in 2024?

At the dawn of 2024, sustainable fashion stakeholders were pinning their hopes on radical change, following several years of incremental shifts and painfully slow progress. Did this year deliver? The short answer is no, but not all hope is lost.

Here, Vogue Business reflects on the moments and movements that defined the year in sustainable fashion.

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