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6 sustainable fashion accounts to follow in 2022

6 sustainable fashion accounts to follow in 2022

Between Covid variants, a disquietingly sharp rise in the cost of living, and a carousel of Downing Street parties, 2022 may seem like the year of unwanted change. But it’s also an opportunity to implement positive new habits. Perhaps you intend to read more, learn a new language, or strive for a professional goal this year. But besides personal growth, there are also new practices that can change our world...

By Brighton, UK
Opinion – our obsession with wellness is hurting both us and the planet

Opinion – our obsession with wellness is hurting both us and the planet

Although wellness touts itself as being the key to a more fulfilling life, it may in fact be destroying both our bodies and the planet. Throughout the last decade, ‘wellness’ has become such a ubiquitous part of mainstream culture that in 2022, it’s relatively difficult to imagine a world without it. The term, which was coined in the 50s when people began realising that there’s a great deal more to health...

By London, UK
We need to talk about fashion’s current obsession with balaclavas

We need to talk about fashion’s current obsession with balaclavas

The face-obscuring wintertime fashion accessory is having a moment, but many argue that jumping on the trend requires having a specific level of privilege. It’s the end of January, and guess what? It’s still freezing outside. Enter, the balaclava ­­– a sock for your head. Designed to slide over your skull and neck to keep out cold air, while also covering part (if not all) of your face aside from the...

By London, UK
Opinion – Fashion’s relationship with ‘difference’ is still a toxic one

Opinion – Fashion’s relationship with ‘difference’ is still a toxic one

A video of French brand Sézane exploiting an elderly Indigenous woman for their summer campaign has emerged as the fashion community fervidly mourn the late André Leon Talley. These distinct responses to Otherness prove that the industry’s approach to difference is still a strenuous affair. A video of an elderly Mexican woman dancing to music on an impromptu set for French fashion brand Sézane sparked widespread outrage on...

By Brighton, UK