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Love your clothes For years, I have been deeply concerned with the issues surrounding fast fashion and sustainable fashion. The questions of who makes our clothes, how they are made, and where they end their life cycle are crucial in understanding the broader impact of our fashion choices. A significant portion of discarded clothing ends up in massive landfills that are not only environmentally damaging but also disrupt local economies and communities. These landfills symbolize the dark…

Congratulations you have just finished buying the latest dress and are now up to date on the newest trend; however, two weeks later that dress you just bought

There is too much waste already in our landfills. This is why we need to put an end to fast fashion Sustainable Fashion // Sustainable Fashion Aesthetic // Slow Fashion // Sustainability #environment #sustainable #sustainablefashion

Wan Yunfeng’s distinctive gowns are crafted from discarded items, draped and twisted around his body and photographed to send a message about the destructive power of human consumption.

#endthecultureofwaste

17) Front and two sides of top sewn together. :)

H&M & Nike Support Stella McCartney's Campaign To Reduce Fashion Waste #refinery29 https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2017/11/183013/stella-mccartney-ellen-macarthur-sustainability-report

Used or surplus clothing from Western countries often ends up in Africa. Whether that’s good remains open to question.

The global fashion industry is urgently talking about sustainability, transparency, living wages and a circular economy, but what does this Fashion Revolution mean for local designers?

Fashion Revolution on Instagram: “It’s Fashion Week season, and that means reflecting on the scale and urgency of action needed to overhaul a system that exploits too many…”

Gareth Pugh RTW Fall 2014 - Slideshow

Fashion shouldn’t cost the earth 🌎- connect the 🧵- support sustainable fashion.

The planet earth is full of rubbish. Rubbish flows from the river to the sea and spreads around the world. Sea creatures collect rubbish. If humans become to live in the space and the space is full of rubbish, it may not be that humans will make fashion wearing rubbish. I go to the river regularly, pick up the rubbish I like and use them to make works. My clothes are based on old clothes that are no longer needed by people.

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