I have recently made my first purchase from People Tree - a red turtle neck, perfect for layering - and was really impressed with the quality of the fabric, so I thought I'd take a look through their current collection to make a wishlist for spring. If you're looking to add a few classic or... Continue Reading →
My first ethical fashion read was Stitched Up: The Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion by Tansy Hoskins. After hearing the author speak in 2015 about the politics of fashion (as a talk organised by the ever inspirational Amber Butchart), I took my signed copy home and proceeded to read it faster than I'd read any book... Continue Reading →
Regular readers will know how much I love lingerie and also ethical/sustainable approaches to fashion, so you'll imagine my joy when I found out about a new brand launching soon with a focus on sustainability. Set up by Faith Leeves and Cindy Liberman, two final year BA Fashion Contour students at London College of Fashion... Continue Reading →
I first wrote about Love ur Look last year and have been keen to try on some of their lovely vintage-inspired dresses ever since. Well, it finally happened this weekend, as Love ur Look are running a pop-up shop with Lady K Loves, Silly Old Sea Dog and Innabox over at the Old Truman Brewery... Continue Reading →
I know a lot of people ask who made their clothes these days, but does anyone really know? Unless you are close to someone with excellent sewing skills who has produced your entire wardrobe, the answer is probably no. I do know who made a large handful of lovely lacy things in my underwear drawer,... Continue Reading →
I love it when friends get in touch to introduce me to something new that they think I'll love... especially when they're right! Recently I was alerted to the existence of Birdsong London, an online shop and community which finds and sells unique clothing lovingly made by inspirational women's groups. Founded by Sophie Slater, Sarah... Continue Reading →
You may have been reading this blog since I first discovered Who Made Your Pants? and then visited them back in 2012. You may have seen my excitement about the comfy and flattering extra wide lace Aimee shorts that they made a couple of years ago. You may even have read my interview on their... Continue Reading →
If you're a regular reader, you'll know that I love telling you about the fantastic brands and retailers that I have discovered. As I have a fondness for stylish sustainable clothing - and for showing people that it is possible to be fashionable without damaging the planet, or taking advantage of the people who make... 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 →
UK lingerie brand Ayten Gasson have launched their new Eco range this week and it definitely proves that ethical fashion can be glamorous. The limited edition range contains classic pieces made from organic and cruelty-free silks trimmed with vintage cotton lace. The Eco camisole and tap pant set (pictured below) are made from peace silk.... Continue Reading →