Megan Doyle is a sustainable fashion journalist, consultant and associate director of the Graduate Fashion Foundation. She is an Aussie based in London. Her name is pronounced Mee-gan (like vegan) but she usually goes by Meg.

As a journalist, she has contributed to print and online publications around the world, including Vogue Business, Harper’s Bazaar UK, the Business of Fashion, Refinery29 UK, Fashionista, Glossy, Monocle magazine, V&A Magazine, Luxury Society, and others.

Megan has moderated events like the Hugo Boss Stakeholder Dialog and hosted panel discussions for the Global Fashion Agenda’s Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen and Singapore, Westfield’s Good Festival and Graduate Fashion Week in London. She has been interviewed by BBC Radio Scotland and Ulster, BBC Woman’s Hour, You and Yours on Radio 4, and Reuters about various sustainable fashion topics.

Megan’s work focuses largely on supply chain traceability and transparency, garment worker rights, consumer psychology, the circular economy, and more. ​You can read her stories here.

She has written two fashion industry guidebooks to supply chain traceability for the Swedish traceability tech company, TrusTrace, in partnership with Fashion Revolution and Fashion for Good.

Before becoming self-employed, Megan worked in-house for Matches Fashion, the Business of Fashion and fashion tech platform ORDRE, giving her valuable experience in a wide range of sectors, from luxury, retail and fashion tech, to emerging designers and education.