Kate Fletcher is a Professor at the Royal Danish Academy, Copenhagen and at Oslo Metropolitan University in Norway. Her work, including that on systems change, post-growth fashion, fashion localism and Earth Logic, both defines and challenges the field of fashion, textiles and sustainability. She has written and/or edited twelve books available in eight languages, and in 2022 she was identified by author Margaret Atwood as a visionary. Kate is a co-founder of the Union of Concerned Researchers in Fashion. Her most recent work is about design, clothing and nature.
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Winterjanuary Moss: the winter coat of woodland floors 16february The land is the thing, to care is the way 20march The woodlands wear flowers 25Springapril Buzzard life: a Spring/Summer collection 32may Hawthorn, the colour of a boil wash 36june Quiet as larch: dressing to hear the world 39Summerjuly Needle mirrors beak 51august Awareness: wearing more now than before 54september Crop tops and spider silk: things from two fields ordinarily not regarded as related 57Autumnoctober The fashion system knows above all that there is a season for all things 64november The swan travelator: mystery and familiarity 67december In the rain we meet as animals 70