She looks at different companies, statements of fashion designers and leaders, and the history of fashion and prices. She goes right to the sources of trade organizations, U.S., Chinese, Bangladeshi, and Dominican clothiers. I was constantly engrossed in all of the different ways to think about this issue.
Elizabeth Cline offers a number of explanations and ways of looking at the problem of fashion, from the price scrutiny of consumers, changing clothing culture, intellectual property, profit margins of business, and other elements of the global fashion industry. The research is broad, detailed and complex. Probably my favorite book of the year (it's March).
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