celebrating the sustainable millennial lifestyle
Photo Source: Colville Weather This article was co-written by myself and NYFW stylist, Lana Blanc. The word “essential” has been the keyword of our quarantine these last couple of months. We feel so grateful for our essential workers who have literally kept our country fed, alive and running. We’ve also been intimately reflecting on who
Image Source: Earthlysmart Pictures of clothing piled up in landfills have been circulating frequently these past couple of years. The equivalent to a full garbage truck of clothes ends up on landfill sites every single second of the year. This isn’t shocking considering that 85% of all textiles that are thrown away are either dumped
With recent events, I thought that these facts might be relevant. I had never quite understood how the two were related until learning from this research. with love for the planet, the sustennial
Photo Source: Looking Good Studio via CNN TIMELESS, EFFORTLESS AND LONG LASTING …common words that describe Converse sneakers. They also sound like the opposite of fast fashion. Because Converse was purchased by Nike in 2003, it could be assumed that Nike’s impact practices have been replicated onto Converse. And Nike doesn’t have the best rep
Photo Source: Supermarket News More than ever, consumers are attuned to the impacts of what happens after they’re finished with the food that they buy, specifically the packaging. Because, well, that’s of course all that’s left after we eat what’s inside. According to Packaging Digest, 68% of consumers are now considering criteria pertaining to sustainability