Megan Doyle - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Megan Doyle is an Australian-born, London-based sustainable fashion journalist and consultant. As a journalist, she has contributed to print and online publications around the world, including the Business of Fashion, Refinery29 UK, Fashionista, Glossy, Monocle magazine, Grazia UK, Luxury Society, and others. She is a contributor for Harper’s Bazaar UK, a contributing editor for EcoCult and a Remake ambassador. Megan has moderated panel discussions for organisations like the Global Fashion Agenda and the Graduate Fashion Foundation, and has been interviewed by BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Woman’s Hour and Reuters about various sustainable fashion topics. Megan has written about supply chain traceability, fashion tech, garment worker rights, textile innovation, consumer psychology, shopping culture, and much more. In 2022, she wrote the Traceability Playbook for Fashion Supply Chains for the Swedish traceability tech company, TrusTrace, in partnership with Fashion Revolution and Fashion for Good. Prior to becoming self-employed, Megan worked in-house for Matches Fashion, the Business of Fashion, fashion tech platform ORDRE, and the Graduate Fashion Foundation, giving her valuable experience in a wide range of sectors, from luxury, retail and fashion tech, to emerging designers and education.

Content

Total articles 58

• Can happier sheep make better wool?

  By Megan Doyle| Vogue Business Verified Set in the heart of Western Australia’s Wheatbelt region, Prospect Pastoral is a regenerative wool and wheat farm that stands out against the harsh, brittle landscape in which it sits. Bordered by arid farmland that bakes under the state’s expansive blue skies, Prospect Pastoral’s tree-lined paddocks are home to a diverse array of birds and insects that live alongside wild kangaroo, emus and, of course, 7,000 merino sheep producing some of the country’s finest grade wool.

  By Megan Doyle · Vogue Business

  Feb. 20, 2025

• December in Fashion, Condensed.

  By Megan Doyle| The Titian Thread@ Hello there, Happy New Year! It’s a long newsletter rounding up December, so I’ll keep my introduction short and sweet. In the past two years for the end of year newsletter, I’ve tapped fashion industry experts for their hopes and predictions of the year ahead — you can read 2024’s edition here. When I re-read the musings of my fashion friends and colleagues, I’m reminded that we’re playing the long game.

  By Megan Doyle · The Titian Thread

  Jan. 02, 2025

• The overlooked child labour problem in fashion’s supply chain

  By Megan Doyle| Vogue Business Verified This article is part of our Vogue Business membership package. To enjoy unlimited access to our weekly Sustainability Edit, which contains Member-only reporting and analysis, sign up for membership here. Fashion has a major child labour problem and is failing to address it, according to new research from the US government.

  By Megan Doyle · Vogue Business

  Oct. 17, 2024

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Freelance

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