Scenarios about 'fast fashion'
The rapid production of inexpensive clothing by mass-market retailers in response to the latest trends, emerging in the late 20th century. Fast fashion revolutionized the garment industry through shortened production cycles, outsourced manufacturing, and digital marketing, while raising concerns about environmental impacts, labor conditions, and the cultural shift toward treating clothing as disposable rather than durable goods.
What If Dhaka Implemented Different Garment Industry Regulations?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Bangladesh implemented stronger safety regulations for its garment industry before the Rana Plaza disaster, potentially transforming the global fast fashion industry and labor standards in developing economies.