Fashion problems

The fashion industry is one of the biggest polluters on the planet. See how circular fashion can help change this.

The British Supermodel Revels in Junk for Garage Magazine

Whether you love or hate cleaning is more than just a personality quirk. You can already tell something about a person just by looking at how they do the dishes and where they store their clothes. By paying more attention to the way you organize the space around you, you can learn a whole lot more about your personality. The same works for other people. … Continued

Can the fast fashion industry ever truly be sustainable? Earlier this month, H&M released its 110-page Conscious Action Sustainability Report, its 13th annual review of its green practices and efforts towards fair wages within its factories. Although many of its figures and initiatives are commendable (e.g. its in-store recycling program brought in around 13,000 tons […]

The shoot explored the idea of waste and consumption.

At first glance, problem-solving and fashion design may seem completely unrelated. But after reading today’s post, you’ll see how every “problem” in fashion design is a unique opportunity to create garments that are as functional as they are beautiful. In today’s post I cover: How I used problem

I stopped buying cheap clothes because they weren't worth it. I'm happy with my decision, but I just wish people would stop shaming me for it.

Photographer Tim Walker captures our favorite natural born offenders.

Alicia Silverstone in Clueless (1995)