All the leaves are brown, and your skin is… dull? Never fear, here’s how to care for your skin as the seasons change. Bonus: Every pick is cruelty-free!

Vintage-inspired mascara, nopal cactus-powered moisturizers, and more must-haves from Latinx-owned beauty brands.

Sustainable, skin-firming, and ethical—why collagen’s future is animal-free.

Kering Group, parent company to a number of major luxury fashion brands including Gucci and YSL, bans fur completely.

R&B legend Toni Braxton is joining the world of vegan celebrity beauty with her new body care line, Nude Sugar.

If you love fast fashion but don’t love the industry’s environmental impact, these sustainable brand swaps are for you.

London is now home to a vegan PizzaExpress location, serving plant-based versions of the chain’s most popular pizzas.

‘Eating Our Way to Extinction’ communicates the climate-healing power of plant-based eating.

Wear your ethical clothing choices loud and proud! From sourdough to cancel plastic, 7 sustainable slogan tees.

It’s finally happening: the McDonald’s vegan McPlant burger is about to launch in UK restaurants for the first time.

The former Brand Chief for Adidas, Erik Liedtke, has announced UNLESS, a new brand that combines streetwear with sustainability.

Jennifer Aniston’s new vegan hair care brand has been in the works for five years.

REACH regulations could overturn the UK’s status as a leader on animal testing laws.

Alain Ducasse has opened a “95 percent” plant-based restaurant in Paris.

Solid beauty is a sustainable superstar—no water, little to no packaging, and effective AF. Here are 10 of our favorite solid beauty products to try.

Thanks to TikTok and some of the world’s most-followed supermodels, Y2K fashion is experiencing a revival.

This year, on-court staff at the US Open are decked out in Polo Ralph Lauren uniforms made with recycled plastic.

Starbucks UK’s autumn menu is here! And it’s vegan-friendly.

Lululemon is making sustainable, plant-based, Bio-nylon leggings.

The UN climate report was intended as a wake-up call for humanity.

Chef Cola, the head chef for the all-women all-vegan Akashinga anti-poaching unit, is releasing a new plant-based cookbook.