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Digital Declutter: How Sustainability Applies to Your Online Life
When we think about sustainability, our minds usually go straight to reusable water bottles, slow fashion, or reducing food waste. But there's one area of our lives that's often overlooked: our digital habits. Believe it or not, your inbox, streaming habits, and cloud storage all have their own carbon footprint.
Sound & Style: The Unbreakable Bond Between Fashion and Music
From punk's DIY chaos to hip-hop’s luxurious nature, fashion and music have always been more than just aesthetics—they're twin forces of rebellion, culture, and self-expression. This blog dives into the iconic looks and legendary sounds that shaped movements, shifted mindsets, and turned stages and streets into catwalks of revolution. Style isn't just worn, and music isn't just heard—together, they’re lived.
How the Fashion Industry Sells Sustainable Lies.
In recent years, the fashion industry has embraced the language of sustainability. Trendy words like “eco-friendly,” “conscious,” and “carbon neutral” now appear across campaigns, labels, and mission statements. But behind the recycled paper tags and soft green-colored lies is the hard truth: much of this is a performance.
The Life Cycle of Your T-Shirt
Ever stop to wonder how your favorite plain white tee came to be?
Behind every plain T-shirt lies a complex and often hidden story. While it may seem like a simple piece of clothing, its journey from sourcing to shelf involves countless steps, workers, and environmental impacts. In this post, we’ll trace the life cycle of a T-shirt from start to finish. We will highlight where the biggest environmental and ethical concerns lie in production, and what we as consumers can do differently.
Sustainable Maximalism
Can maximalism be sustainable? This blog post explores how the philosophy of “more”—once associated with waste and excess—is being reclaimed as an intentional, environmentally conscious choice. Rita Chandler offers a brief history of maximalist fashion and explores how today’s maximalists are shedding its negative connotations, embracing it instead as a love letter to personal style.