Fast fashion refers to clothing that is produced and distributed quickly to reflect latest trends. For example, new clothes are distributed in assorted styles from season to season, such as fall/winter(f/w), spring/summer(s/s).

Many people already know that it has many detrimental environmental impacts. But according to the survey, it is hard to say that it is bad. It is a way of showing human creativity that constantly creates new things.

There is also an eco-friendly fashion called conscious fashion. Conscious fashion refers to clothing produced in an eco-friendly and ethical process from material selection to its manufacturing process. Followed by the trend to consume such clothing.

Fast fashion clothing is cheaper, while conscientious items like plastic recycled clothes are more expensive. Students should not be reprimanded for destroying the environment in this sense. Fast fashion's affordability makes it an attractive option for students seeking trends with a tight budget.

As social creatures, we cannot overlook the benefits of fast fashion. It may not be a matter of choice but rather a necessity to engage with others and stay evolving trends. It makes a private individual stay in the loop, foster social bonds, and express themselves.

In conclusion, the world of fast fashion is a complex tapestry of creativity, affordability, and environmental concerns.