We challenged Marie Curie to put together 5 outfits for under £15, including 2 glamorous ‘Going Out’ outfits and something classic… and they have not disappointed! The charity have done even better and they have put together 15 different outfits for different...
The need for clothing brands to be more sustainable is becoming increasingly important to consumers. Therefore, in recent years there has been an increase in brands turning towards sustainability when producing their clothes. Below are 11 of the world’s sustainable...
It is very clear that fast fashion is terrible for the planet, however many people don’t know the differences between fast fashion and slow fashion. As well as the differences in the amount of CO2 and other greenhouse gases they emit. Fast fashion is where clothes are...
The fashion industry produces 10% of our global emissions, and if we all began to make sustainable fashion choices, we could lower this percentage significantly. However, many people don’t fully understand what sustainable fashion is. The term sustainable means to...
Save money, energy, and the planet with our eco-friendly tips for wash day When is the best cheapest & most energy efficient time to do laundry? Check which hours of the day are the cheapest, with your energy provider – many offer lower rates at night. Running the...
Those of us familiar with the term ‘fast fashion’ tend to think of the large e-commerce platforms such as Boohoo and Pretty Little Thing, but the term was actually coined in the 1990’s by the New York Times. They were referring to the first Zara store, who’s mission...
1. Shop Responsibly More than 100 billion garments are now produced every year, so it’s more important than ever that we adopt the Vivienne Westwood mantra “Buy less, choose well, make it last”. It’s easy to succumb to the allure of fast fashion, but before you buy,...
The expectation to have a new outfit for every occasion and give into the #OOTD (outfit of the day) culture is having an extreme and horrifying impact on our planet. Every year, Britons throw away a staggering £140 million worth of wearable clothes, making the textile...
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