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Style doesn't have to mean new. Personal style comes from within and outfits can be built using treasured finds from friends, charity shops or online. How will you build your ethical fall wardrobe?
STACY'S OUTFIT: Blazer: Jil Sander [Emma H.'s Charity Shop Find]| Leopard Jumper: Another of Emma H.'s Charity Shop Finds | White Shirt: Rag&Bone | Black Pleated Skirt: Saks Fifth Avenue [From my Mother's Archives] | Shoes: Prada…
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Fair Trade fashion gets an injection of quirky dark humour as People Tree launch their newest collaboration with Danish designer Peter Jensen for SS13.
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Ethical outerwear can be the most difficult find especially at an affordable price. Whilst the cheapest way to keep warm ethically is to shop at local thrift and charity shops often you want a new coat that will stand the test of time.
For 20 of the best outerwear and knit pieces this winter check out The Conscience Collective …
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On the 17th feb at 7.00pm to 10.30 pm at the Brighton media centre
I am looking for retail outlets
regards Colin
1) Why do you think sustainble fashion is so important?
2) What made you want to enter the field of 'ethical fashion'?
3) What advice would you give to consumers on how they can take steps to lower their fashion footprint?
If you could also include you job title, company/companies you work for and age please, that would be fantastic. Thanks again.
Sharan
I am a Journalism student at Liverpool John Moores University, and am currently working on a fashion feature to do with sustainable/ethical fashion. The feature will be going on the JMU Journalism site which is accessed in over 150 countries. I am currently trying to interview people who work in the industry, if you are interested in featuring in the article please get in touch.
Sharan