Environmental fashion

🌿 Sustainable Fashion, Inspired by Nature 🌿 Each piece is created by breathing new life into old fabrics. With recycled materials, we’re not only protecting the environment but also crafting unique and creative designs. 💚 These green-inspired pieces show the path to a more sustainable future in fashion. What do you think about these designs? 🌱 Don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comments! ♻️ Consume less, create more! #SustainableFashion #UpcycledStyle #EcoFriendlyFashion…

Shot in dreamlike scenes along the bucolic Welsh coast, the campaign drives home the importance of preserving our planet in the face of climate change.

Gods Window conceptual collection, Hendrik Vermeulen

Livia reveals the man who will create her Oscars dress

Algae Blooms produce toxins dangerous to us and the environment, and the numbers are increasing each year. Fortunately, companies like AlgiKnit are taking this environmental issue and transforming it into the fabric.

There is too much waste already in our landfills. This is why we need to put an end to fast fashion Sustainable Fashion // Sustainable Fashion Aesthetic // Slow Fashion // Sustainability #environment #sustainable #sustainablefashion

Ethisch verantwoorde productieketens

Love your clothes For years, I have been deeply concerned with the issues surrounding fast fashion and sustainable fashion. The questions of who makes our clothes, how they are made, and where they end their life cycle are crucial in understanding the broader impact of our fashion choices. A significant portion of discarded clothing ends up in massive landfills that are not only environmentally damaging but also disrupt local economies and communities. These landfills symbolize the dark…

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All You Can Get is a feature by photographer Ryan Yoon for the premiere issue of Virgine Magazine that uses the most unusual, everyday objects to create