The world of fashion accommodates many professions, many of which fashion cannot be performed without their input. One such profession is make-up and beauty. It is normalised to have fashion, make-up and haircare go together be it on the runway… Read More »Cruelty Free Beauty
The consumption of fast fashion has made us oblivious to the opportunities present in food sources. As consumers, we have been conditioned to accommodate a linear method of production, particularly when it comes to the materials used to produce our… Read More »Gourmet Fashion
Introduction Over the last 25 years clothing production has gone up by 400% more than what it used to be. This means that fashion producers are operating at an increased rate which produces pollution, waste and environmental degradation. These are… Read More »Toxic WasteWater
Introduction The fashion industry has proven to be one of the most ecologically harmful businesses in the world. This not includes their official business model, but the waste associated with the movement of fashion is just as alarming. Single use… Read More »Reusable bags
For years I have judged people who threw away rubbish on the side of the road, I was raised to always throw my rubbish in a bin and anyone who did not was a delinquent in my opinion. I was… Read More »Value Creation Through Secondary Commercialisation
Interact more with the social responsibility aspect of sustainable fashion. This aspect entails improving labour conditions, properly ventilated work stations and healthy buildings. Eradication of slave and exploitative wages, along with abusing workers and ignoring their basic human rights. A… Read More »WHY DON’T YOU INTEND TO?
Introduction Sustainable Fashion is a branch of environmental ethics. As such, it is in the fashion industry’s best interests to align its goals with those of environmental practice using ecological approaches to fit fashion into the category. In environmental ethics… Read More »Eco-Efficiency VS Consumer based Eco-Efficiency
Introduction Globalisation, the process by which businesses or other organisations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale. The implementation of this concept has been running from as early as the 9th century, proving to be one of… Read More »Globalisation
Introduction Population growth and rapid changes in fashion trends are causing major textile waste concerns. Recent studies show that fashion alone generates at least 39 million tonnes of waste every year, with only 15% being recycled post-consumption. Fashion recycling is… Read More »Blended Textile Separation (Hydrothermal Treatment)
Part of sustaining a consumerist society is convincing people that they need new clothes/ products every season. This type of thinking is perpetuated by businesses who appeal to our cultural and psychological needs. We form our identities and creativity based… Read More »why don’t you intend to?
