Megan Doyle is a sustainable fashion journalist and consultant. 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 global publications including Vogue Business, the Business of Fashion, Atmos Magazine, Good On You, Refinery29 UK, Fashionista, Glossy, Monocle magazine, The Interline, Harper’s Bazaar UK, and V&A Magazine.

Megan’s work focuses on supply chain traceability and transparency, garment worker rights, material innovation, regulation, the circular economy, child and forced labour, and more. ​You can read her stories here.

Megan regularly hosts events and moderates panel discussions on these topics. She has moderated panels at leading industry gatherings like the Global Fashion Summit, the Textile Exchange conference, and Future Fabrics Expo, and hosted full day events for Hugo Boss and EarthFest. She has also been interviewed by BBC Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio Scotland and Ulster, You and Yours on Radio 4, and Reuters.

Megan also writes and edits long-form content such as reports, white papers and studies. She has written two fashion industry guidebooks to supply chain traceability for the traceability tech company TrusTrace, in partnership with Fashion Revolution and Fashion for Good. In 2024, she co-wrote a series of case studies for Textile Exchange. In 2026, Megan authored the Transformers Foundation Deep Dive report: Unlocking Equity in Innovation. Read more on her Consultancy page.

Megan is passionate about empowering the next generation of fashion professionals to enter the industry will a clear understanding of its systemic sustainability issues. She hosts workshops on the topic, and has worked with dozens of fashion schools around Europe and the UK. Read more on her Workshops page.

Before becoming self-employed, Megan worked in-house for Matches Fashion, the Business of Fashion, 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.