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The Most Iconic Movie Outfits (In My Opinion)
Why are the outfits we see in movies so… memorable? Most of the time, the answer lies in what they subconsciously mean for the character. It could be as simple as the coloring: a red shirt is going to draw attention to someone, or it could be down to the details of the jewelry, diamonds proving to make the character more sophisticated.
My Swaps Wishlist
Sustainability isn’t always about perfection; sometimes it’s about curiosity. In this personal piece, Liz Farias shares a wishlist of eco-friendlier product swaps she's considering as she runs out of her current essentials. From laundry sheets to refillable lipsticks, it’s a candid look at the small, imperfect steps toward more intentional consumption. Rather than preaching solutions, the article invites readers to think critically, explore new options, and reconsider what “sustainable” can look like in real time.
The Impact of Fast Fashion: “Remix”?
When we think about fast fashion and its impact on the world, we often think about its effects on climate change and the environment. Though that issue stands true, and many ecosystems are falling apart with fast fashion as a big factor, what doesn’t typically come to mind are the people and communities who are impacted.
Made in the USA
Once a staple of American closets, domestically made clothing has all but vanished. Today, over 95% of our clothes are made overseas even though the U.S. remains one of the world’s top exporters. What happened? This piece unpacks how trade policy, deregulation, and the pursuit of cheap labor drove the offshoring of American fashion and what we lost in the process.
Poems From My Dress
Some of our clothing has been through every era and moment in our lives. In this collection of poems by Elise Henry, she takes a first-person perspective of a green dress, from waiting to be shipped out from a New Jersey beach warehouse all the way to being worn for a proposal.