Have you ever thought about whether the rapid cycle of fast fashion could be seen as a contemporary trolley problem, where each choice of fabric and color sets off a chain of ethical consequences that spill beyond the runway? I’d be curious to hear your take on whether the hues we flaunt can actually shift the moral calculus.

Indeed, one could argue that choosing a neon green t‑shirt might inadvertently signal a support for environmental degradation—quite a subtle form of sartorial propaganda, if you will.