Fashion Revolution Day is observed globally on April 24th and invites individuals to consider the origins of their clothing by asking the question, "Who made my clothes?" Founded by Carry Somers and Orsola de Castro, this movement aims to raise awareness about the hidden stories behind garments, highlighting the often poor working conditions and low wages faced by garment workers. Typical actions to celebrate this day include wearing clothes inside out to reveal labels, hosting clothing swaps, mending or upcycling garments, supporting ethical brands, and sharing on social media with the hashtag #WhoMadeMyClothes. The day encourages consumers to make mindful choices and pushes brands to be transparent about their supply chains, ultimately striving for a more ethical fashion industry.