The Joy of Previously Loved Clothing with TOAST Reworn
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The Joy of Previously Loved Clothing with TOAST Reworn
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Raeburn, a label based in London that focuses on responsible and innovative design, hosts a variety of workshops where attendees are invited to design and customise their own items, using off-cuts from the atelier.
Bel Jacobs • How to be a sustainable fashion lover – and why it matters
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Enoughness: the New Fashion Sweet Spot
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“Where fashion is about newness and consumption and want, clothing is about enduring value and need,” he writes. “Clothing is cherished, cared for, repaired, passed on. Where fashion is fast, clothing is slow. Clothing is about making better and consuming less, and because of that is good for the people that make it, good for the people who wear it and good for the planet.” Fashion, he says, is “social manipulation.”
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The future of fashion shopping online is where content, community, and (re)commerce collide. Younger consumers are looking for a safe, “third space” online to express their authentic style and to shop cute clothes from trusted peers.
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a little daring. What you see is self-definition rather than trendiness. Style is the intersection of what you wear with who you are.”