In Recent Years, Frequent Clothing Factory Accidents Have Made The Fast Fashion Brand Notorious.

Can "P fashion" become a positive energy? "Suzy Menkes, a fashion critic, raised this question in her latest blog post." Such Macs

In the text, Mr Nash attacked the collapse of the garment factory in Bangladesh in late April, and pointed out the frequent accidents in garment factories in recent years, which made the fast fashion brand notorious.

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"P > no wind and no waves."

Not long ago, people gathered in the Primark store of the high street brand in the UK, holding photos of the ruins after the collapse of the garment factory, holding high the "fashion shame" and "never happen again" protest cards.

Familiar scenes also occurred outside Zara, Gap, Topshop and other brand stores.

The fashion world full of negative news has frustrated many people.

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P, Gucci, who has been exposed to the sweatshops scandal, responded positively to the criticism.

In June 1st, in response to the "hope bell movement" launched by Gucci, the charity concert called "changing the voice of life" was held in London.

Beyonce, the artistic director of the concert and co founder of the "hope bell movement", presented a 45 minute press performance, and sang a wonderful duet with her husband, Jay Z.

Jesse, J (Jessie J), Jennifer Lopes and other famous singers also sang songs.

Beyonce's "who dominates the world" resonates with female audiences and appealed to the world to eliminate sex discrimination against women.

The fashion industry, which has been criticized for so many days, is a good thing to turn around.

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The charity concert of "P changed the voice of life" was successfully held in London in June 1st. Over 4 million 300 thousand US dollars will be used to support the women's pformation projects through the Catapult charity platform.

Coincidentally, Michael Kors has joined forces with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to publish public service advertisements through its social media platform, calling on everyone to pay attention to the hunger issue and to launch a special design to raise funds.

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< p > donations increased, but there were also negative voices.

Donating a $2000 handbag to the Afghan Institute of Learning, can it really help women and children in education and health care? Madonna auctioned famous paintings to sponsor schools in Pakistan, so does the school operate normally? "I think you need to weigh the pros and cons between them," she said. "It sounds awkward."

David Harewood is also questioned.

In his column, he satirize Kim Kardashian: "the best star who is called" helping poor children "by American students, even paid a lot of money to buy a Lamborghini for her boyfriend Kanye West as a birthday gift.

When the news became headlines, Neal's children who suffered drought and British children suffering from leukemia were ignored.

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Melinda, P This is Africa, also believes that brands or celebrities are charitable. It is hard to tell who the beneficiaries are.

"To tell you the truth, not everyone has a noble reason to do charity."

Melinda said, "this (Ci Shan) can change their image."

She confidently saw through the truth.

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< p > Melinda cited an example: Beckham's public service ads for the Malaria No More attracted a lot of attention. Fans were following idols and paying for mosquito nets in the disaster area.

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< p > in a small village in Uganda, volunteers throw mosquito nets from trucks, and locals smile and wave to receive them.

"I was very happy to see that scene."

Melinda said.

But the final attribution of these nets was sold to fishermen and even to tailors to make wedding dresses, which made her feel very sad.

"Whose fault is it?" she said cynicism. "Do charitable promoters forget to tell villagers that these nets can save their lives? What is the use of making public donations to fans and creating heroic images?" < /p >

< p > create positive image by charity. Is that what they do for charity? At least these controversial news will make you feel so.

But regardless of purpose or sincerity, there is no doubt that fashion brands and celebrities' small charity actions have brought positive energy to the world.

Just like Oscar Chamien Obedchinhoyi, the award-winning film director, said: "charity activities are a tool" when talking about the "hope bell movement" Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy.

Just like this concert, people hear stories from women in Iran and Pakistan. They make them feel shocked and let them know that there are still many brave men fighting in front of the world.

These hopeful information and power also encourage everyone to participate. "

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