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Fashion—it’s a world of glamour, endless trends, and for many, a personal statement. But in recent years, a new buzzword has cropped up everywhere in the industry: sustainability. As someone who’s navigated the world of sustainable fashion in my own way (mostly by resisting the allure of a new sale and rethinking my textile choices), […]

If you’re like me, the term sustainable fashion probably conjures up images of people wearing organic cotton shirts while riding bicycles to farmers’ markets, reusable coffee mugs in hand. But, spoiler alert, sustainable fashion is about so much more than just looking earthy and eco-friendly. It’s a movement, a mindset, and—if we’re being honest—an essential

Sustainable fashion is a term that’s been tossed around like the latest TikTok dance craze, but what does it really mean? For someone like me, who once thought “fast fashion” meant snagging the last sale item before someone else could, diving into sustainable fashion felt like embarking on an eco-conscious odyssey. It’s been a journey

I’ve always had a complicated relationship with fast fashion. On one hand, who doesn’t love scoring a trendy outfit at a fraction of the cost? But then, there’s the other side—the side that makes me feel a twinge of guilt every time I remember that my bargain find probably has a dark past involving questionable

As someone who’s spent a good portion of their life trying to juggle the demands of work, parenting, and pretending to have a decent fashion sense, the idea of “sustainable fashion” initially hit me as just another trend that would fade faster than my interest in wearing high heels. But, like most parents, I’ve had

There’s a saying that goes, “Fashion is what you buy; style is what you do with it.” But lately, I’ve been thinking that maybe, just maybe, fashion is also about what you don’t buy—or at least, what you buy differently. In a world where fast fashion reigns supreme, it’s easy to get swept up in