Alexandra Harrell is a journalist who specializes in fashion, sustainability, and business. She writes for publications such as Sourcing Journal, Yahoo News, and has been featured in WWD. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including industry trends, corporate developments, and the environmental impact of the fashion industry.
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Alexandra's articles predominantly cover the topics of fashion, retail, sustainability, denim, and textiles. She often includes press releases and private sector announcements in her coverage.
When reaching out to Alexandra Harrell, consider offering insights or stories related to sustainable practices within the fashion industry, innovations in textile manufacturing processes or materials with a focus on their environmental impact. Additionally, pitches highlighting new trends or significant developments in denim production and design may also be well received.
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By: Alexandra Harrell
Paradise Textiles crafted a jacket using Kintra Fibers’ proprietary bio-synthetic resin material.
To augment accountability and stimulate transparency within the textile supply chain, Responsible Sourcing Network (RSN) transitioned its Yarn Ethically & Sustainably Sourced initiative from a schem
Head of State collaborated with the Brooklyn Museum on an exclusive "Solid Gold" capsule that underscores the precious metal’s inherent duality.
Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger owner PVH Corp. has appointed Jesper Andersen, executive vice president and chief financial officer of the Lego Group, to its board of directors.
By: Alexandra Harrell
Traceability experts discussed the value of forensic testing and supply chain mapping when mitigating risks and ensuring regulatory compliance.
By: Alexandra Harrell
Fashion is heating up , and not just on the runway. The global South—where most apparel production occurs—may have always been hot, but human-driven climate change is exacerbating the increases.
Despite a rocky journey, Spinnova said the joint venture with Suzano is still moving forward—with an updated timeline to be announced “later.”
Researchers at higher education institutions explore the relationship between electronics and textiles while Revoltech debuts an algae-based material.
Circularity pioneers discussed reframing the industry’s “invisible waste” problem during the Future Fabrics Expo in New York City.
Despite the current political climate, a few textile thought-leaders still have hope for the climate—environmentally speaking.
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