Today I came across and decided to do the Slow Fashion Pledge. Honestly for me this is a no-brainer, I have been into vintage shopping and clothes preserving for years which led to a wardrobe that dates back to the 50's (a Burberry Trench I got on Ebay). But the Slow Fashion Pledge is more … Continue reading Slow Fashion Pledge
The best way for me to learn is by watching and doing. I really prefer a (good) tutorial on youtube than a guide book. Most of my knowledge about Climate Change, Sustainability and Energy Resources I acquired by taking classes on coursera. Today I am not going to send you back to school but rather to the … Continue reading 5 “take action” movies for your next movie night
The first time I got confronted with the idea of doing my own beauty products was when I was browsing through the BBC garden series collection. The British are really enthusiastic about gardening and they do garden passionately. I came across a guy called James Wong, who is an Ethnobotanist, a trained plant geek in … Continue reading Make your own…everything
The second part of the interview with Atnyel A. Guedj founder of Constant Simplicity as promised some days ago: Made in China is not the most popular label a conscious consumer adds to his closet, but looking at your work it seems that we have to rethink our shopping habits. How does good quality, fair … Continue reading Interview with Atnyel A. Guedj founder of Constant Simplicity Part 2
Last month I was wondering about how to shop consciously in the future and especially about how to shop for fair produced clothes. I came across a fashion brand with a very interesting mission and a different approach to sustainable fashion compared to what I expect from an environmental conscious label. My image of a … Continue reading Interview with Atnyel A. Guedj founder of Constant Simplicity Part 1
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