Melbourne-based fashion brand SÜK Workwear has expanded its range to include up to a size 30. Based on an ethos of inclusivity, SÜK's choice to invest time, money, and research into this move chimes with consumers' growing desire to see fashion become something everyone can enjoy.

The pandemic and climate change have shone a light on Americans’ fashion habits. Sustainability remains a key priority for consumers as they expect their clothes to last longer, be kind to the environment, and work harder for them. How are fashion brands evolving to cater to this new utility?

For workers on the move, it can be hard to maintain a polished look through the day’s wrinkles, weather, and sweat. Carbon38 offers chic workwear that is as high-performance as athletic gear, ensuring that women don’t have to worry about their clothes as they go from office to gym to club.

For decades, America has played a prominent role in dictating global fashion trends. However, with the changing perception of the US on the world stage, and the increased decentralization of fashion following the global pandemic, many consumers are now buying locally-sourced brands.