What it means to be considered "Ethical Fashion"
Category: <span>Fashion</span>
Fashions on the Field
Photo by Jinterwas I have moved to the country, yes, but this hasn’t meant that I have given up my love for urban fashion. I am still just as committed to looking good playing Sex & the Country Girl as I have playing Sex & the City Girl. I haven’t fully transformed into a country...
Earth Wear Eco Fashions
Photo courtesy of Sommer Poquette Today the heavens opened up and and allowed my path to cross paths with an inspiring woman named Michelle who owns a funky store called Earth Wear Eco Fashion in Warwick, Queensland. As I thoroughly believe in cosmic introductions and feel that fate brought me to that fork in the...
Where’s the ethics in fashion?
Photo by Terry Russell Like most females, I have a predisposition for all things fashion. I used to be obsessed with fashion magazines and had subscriptions to two of them. I enjoyed window shopping and browsing the racks even when I didn’t have any money. On weekends, my friends and I would spend countless hours...
The Environmental and Social Impact of the Fashion Industry
Photo by Paul Arps For all of you Eco Warrior Princess’ out there – a must read: The environmental and social impact of the Fashion Industry. (Thankyou EcoAsia) An eye-opening and informative piece for those of you who are concerned like I am. Think Nike (I agree with Oxfam on this one, Just STOP it)....
Vintage Lover
Isn’t it annoying when a friend is wearing something you like and you’re dying to know where they bought it from and when you ask them, their reply is “it’s vintage” or “I got it from an op-shop.” I sometimes think, sure sure, you just don’t want me to go out and get the exact...
Shopping Addiction: Do You Have It?
Picture courtesy of Ethan Bloch Have you ever known someone who persistently discussed their shopping habits; what they bought, where they purchased it and how much it cost? Did you ever watch this person glow and grin as though they’ve just uncovered the secret to everlasting happiness only to find them back to their normal ‘depressing’...