LONDON – More than 2million people engaged with Fashion Revolution Day in April – making it the biggest edition to date. Established in response to the Rana Plaza complex collapse in Bangladesh in 2013 – which killed more than 1,100 people, mostly garment workers – Fashion Revolution Day calls for a fairer, safer, more transparent textiles industry and encourages consumers to ask fashion brands ‘who made my clothes?’.
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