At the G7 Summit, Stella McCartney urged leaders to consider doubling down on laws or regulations in the fashion industry for a more sustainable future.
Ahead of the official G7 Summit on Friday, McCartney and leaders such as the U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry gathered at St. James Palace on Thursday. McCartney urged leaders to consider doubling down on laws or regulations in the fashion industry that would force designers and brands to not only think more sustainably, but also to act upon it.
Following the gathering, McCartney and fellow leaders also signed onto the Terra Carta Transition Coalitions, an organized collective devoted to global sustainable efforts. McCartney ended by calling the industry, “one of the most polluting in the world,” and recognizing how it contributes to global warming worldwide. She discussed how creating change within the industry alone can have a much bigger impact on our planet than we think.
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