Fast Fashion: A New Era of Fashion that Poses Detrimental Environmental Problems for Our World
The world of fast fashion rapidly developed from the late 20th into the 21st century, revolutionizing commercial access to the clothing industry. Trendy, low-cost items became readily accessible to consumers worldwide. This rapid production cycle of mass produced, trendy clothes, however, comes with severe environmental costs.
Inquiry-driven, this project may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.
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Andrew (Shun) Z. Bao
2024 Summer Fellow
Shun has always sought to go beyond the boundaries of society. Those who know Shun often describe him in two words: relentlessly dynamic. Shun refuses to be confined by the limitations society imposes; instead, he thinks in an outward form, not only to incorporate his experiences, but also those of his peers who he works with, empowering their ideas for endeavors they face.