At first glance, fast fashion and slow fashion don't appear to be friends. Fast fashion is about keeping up with the latest trends and ensuring you fit in. Whereas slow fashion seems to be more about standing out. When it comes to fashion, most people reckon you're either someone who chooses a look designers, editors... Continue Reading →
I analysed the contents of my wardrobe yesterday. Well, just what's hanging up (there's a bit more that's folded up in drawers), but it is an interesting collection. Out of a total of 41 garments: 16 were vintage, 8 were reproduction vintage, 13 came from independent brands, 9 were from the high street and 4... Continue Reading →
It used to be the case that it was difficult to follow trends and be fashionable whilst also shopping ethically. These days, however, slow fashion has really found its feet and many stylish people can be seen boasting that their glamorous outfits are made from vintage, upcycled or ethical pieces. Those of you who follow... Continue Reading →