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The first federally mandated report on the impact of fast fashion has been released, Teen Vogue can exclusively report. Rep. Chellie Pingree, who founded the Slow Fashion Caucus, requested the report ...

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Your new shirt looks good and it’s a bargain. You wear it a couple of times. You wash it a couple of times. The color starts to fade. The seams come apart. You throw it away. Fast fashion is cheap.