A closet full of clothes with nothing to wear? This means it’s time to troubleshoot your wardrobe by identifying what’s stopping you from dressing for success and creating outfits you love. 🧥🔥
My style ethos: forget the rules, if it makes you happy and you feel amazing, then wear it! It’s as simple as that. You get dressed for YOU and nobody else.
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8 years on from the Rana Plaza disaster, we still aren’t doing enough to protect garment workers vogue.com/article/garment-wo…
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The fashion industry relied on a “force majeure” clause to cancel orders amid the pandemic. A payout to a group of Bangladesh suppliers by Sears has sparked a legal debate that casts doubt on that reliance.
@voguebusiness @elizabethlcline voguebusiness.com/fashion/ca…
#Thrifting doesn’t solve our excessive consumption problem or the concerns surrounding who makes these clothes, however it does extend the life of a garment. It’s about progress not perfection and doing the best you can to what’s accessible to you.
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Your company cannot be considered “conscious” if you’re not paying your garment workers. Time to #PayYourWorkers #PayUpFashion This collection is #greenwashing
The Colours of Nature • We present our first capsule collection dyed with mineral dust, using organic pigments from red ochre, yellow ochre, lapis lazuli and malachite 🌿, which is the one worn by @malaikaholmen here.
#MangoCollection
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Missing the facts about paying your garment workers. Time to #PayUp #PayUpFashion This looks like #greenwashing to me.
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Happy #EARTHDAY! Remember that there is no planet B. We are what we eat, wear, drink, and believe in. Mother nature can't keep holding us until we're ready to care. What are your plans for today?#EarthDay #ClimateChange #SaveThePlanet #EcoFriendly #MotherEarth #NoPlanetB
It’s day 1 of #FashionRevolutionWeek We are asking fashion brands for transparency and demand a more industry. #WhoMadeMyClothes
8 years after Rana Plaza, exploitation persists in fashion supply chains. We’ve signed this open letter calling on brands and retailers to redouble efforts to respect human rights, starting with disclosing all production facilities.
bit.ly/3e3mUTf
How to get involved in Fashion Revolution week (which is ever week in my books 😅)
7 ways to get involved with #FashionRevolutionWeek - one action per day! 👗
Check out our latest blog written by Vegan Fashion writer @grandermarnier - bit.ly/3gA849R
@Fash_Rev #WhoMadeMyClothes #WhatsInMyClothes
Yes to this!! #ShopYourCloset
Less is more
Cherish your wardrobe, wear garments more and wear them in different ways.
#WearYourValues
#whomademyclothes
Brands need to do more than create a line of clothing made from “recycled fabrics” which only needs to be 30% recycled to qualify. Brands - show us you actually care!?
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This was my fear from day one. Solo dwellers including myself & my widowed dad need to see other humans. I hope I don’t get mistreated when I say I’m going to care for people who are being set up to be fully alone for weeks. Inhumane.
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If the Ontario government cared about saving lives, they would take the necessary steps to do that.
More policing will not stop essential workers from getting sick at work.
We are being gaslighted.
Paid. Sick. Leave. Now.
#COVID19ON
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Hi @hm why haven’t you signed the binding agreement to end gender-based violence in your supply-chain, following the murder and rape of Jeyasre Kathiravel, one of your garment workers? #JusticeForJeyasre ukjusticeforjeyasre.org/
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In celebration of this historic moment, we will be publishing a limited number of special edition #InaugurationDay issues.
Purchase your copy now: vogue.cm/k0xBKPP




















