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Steven Wright

Head of Subject - Fashion Marketing and Photography University of South Wale
Steven Wright

Steven Wright is Head of Subject - Fashion Marketing and Photography, University of South Wales.

 
 
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Fashtech Trends / Imagery Analysis
European restrictions on destroying unsold clothing signal a wider expectation that fashion businesses will need to understand what they produce, what remains unsold and why waste occurs.

Fashion Brands Must Test AI Imagery against the Real Garment before Selling

  • Prashant Kumar

28 September 2026
Leader Speak / India Intimatewear Interview
Machinery can be bought by anyone, so advantage settles instead on how well a maker understands yarn behaviour through knitting, dyeing and finishing into the final garment.

How Changing Indian Bodies and Tastes Are Redrawing Intimatewear Manufacturing

  • Subir Ghosh

22 September 2026
 
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Handmade India / Dyes & Labour Interview
Colours drawn from plants shift with season, soil, water and temperature, asking makers to work with a living material and its variations instead of a fixed industrial formula.

Fashion's Appetite for Handmade Irregularity Must Extend to the Labour behind It

  • Subir Ghosh

2 October 2026
Biomaterials / Labels and Trust Interview
Replacing fossil inputs with plant-derived carbon can reduce dependence on non-renewable resources, but the gain is only as credible as the evidence offered to support it.

Bio-Based Textiles Need Honest Labels before Their Green Claims Can Be Trusted

  • Subir Ghosh

1 October 2026
 
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War Effects / Surat Exodus Feature
The decision to leave is rarely about wages alone; it is about whether a city can sustain the basic conditions that make staying possible. In Surat, those conditions have collapsed.

Paying for a Distant War: Surat's Migrant Textile Workforce Is Leaving 'Coz It has Run Out of Gas

  • Richa Bansal

27 March 2026
Unsold Clothes / EU Rules Report
The shift from disposal to disclosure reframes surplus inventory as a governance question rather than a logistical afterthought within European fashion markets.

EU Moves to End Routine Disposal of Excess Apparel Stock; New Rules Redefine Fashion Surplus

  • Special Correspondent

13 February 2026