Visible mending goes mainstream as people flaunt their clothing repairs

A growing number of people are turning holes and stains into decorative features through visible mending, a trend spreading from hobby crafters and community workshops to fast-fashion brands and designer catwalks. Workshops teach colourful darning and Japanese Boro and Sashiko stitching, while brands such as Levi's run repair sessions. Fans see it as a creative stand against fast fashion.