I recently had the privilege of trying the O’WOW Smoothing Treatment and let me tell you, it really made me say “O WOW.” The treatment lasts up to three months, it gets rid of frizz, restores damaged hair, cuts blow out time in half, and of course saves money because you don’t have to go […]
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Fur… to make or not to make? That is the question. More and more brands are deciding against it. This as some states and countries have actually banned the sale of fur. The fur debate made national news again when megastar Billie Eilish single-handedly forced Oscar de la Renta to stop selling fur.
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I have been addicted to fashion for most of my life, so I totally understand the instinct to support fast fashion brands by compulsorily buying their on-trend, super cheap clothing. It’s not even that you want to support them. It’s just that the clothes look so good, it’s the latest style and you can afford
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In the world of celebrities, actions and lifestyles are magnified, often becoming the subject of public scrutiny and, at times, the ire of environmental activists. The latest to come under the lens is Taylor Swift, whose private jet usage has soared into a heated debate. The criticism hinges on her jet’s carbon emissions – reportedly
Chuks Collins‘ ‘Nné’ collection at New York Fashion Week was more than a display of fashion; it was a bold statement about the future of sustainable, empowering design. The show captured the audience’s attention with its vibrant celebration of culture, sustainability, and social change. Each piece in the collection embodied Collins’ deep connection to his
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France Throws the First Punch Imagine a world where your latest fashion find is created by brands with an environmental consciousness. Well, France isn’t just imagining it; they’re making it happen. In a move that’s got everyone talking, France’s lower parliament just decided to slap fines on fast fashion companies, up to €10 (nearly $11)
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It’s about time! After years of watching Europe, especially fashion-forward France, make strides in sustainable fashion, Congress is finally jumping on the bandwagon. European leaders have been busy bees, rolling out legislation that nudges fashion brands towards greener practices and encourages consumers to shop more sustainably. Across the pond, such regulatory dreams have seemed far-fetched
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If it feels like everyone and their mother is jumping on the Thriftmas bandwagon this year… well, it’s because they are. And honestly? I love to see it. Whether it’s Pinterest boards overflowing with thrifted finds, TikTok creators flexing their secondhand hauls, or Instagram posts captioned with #Thriftmas, one thing is clear: sustainability is having
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Halloween costumes are wreaking havoc on the environment, and here’s how. The Eco-Nightmare: Why Halloween Costumes Are a Real Monster Halloween costumes are fun, but they’re essentially made from plastic. And we all know plastic doesn’t just vanish after we toss it. These costumes are often made of synthetic materials like polyester and nylon—both of
Dear Teresa Giudice and your beloved daughters, Gia, Milania, and Audriana,
I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I write to you today not as a critic but as someone deeply concerned about the recent partnership between your family and the fast fashion giant, SHEIN. Your collective influence and platform provide an opportunity to make a significant difference in the fashion world, one that has far-reaching consequences for the environment, labor practices, and independent designers.
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Fashion Revolution Week April 22 – 29 2023 Just two days after Earth Day is another very important day. April 24 is Fashion Revolution Day. This day is to commemorate the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Dhaka, Bangladesh on April 24, 2013. It’s considered the deadliest accidental structural failure in modern human history and the deadliest
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This is a transcript of the podcast with Spencer Williams of The Art of the Costume blog and podcast. Lexy: Welcome back to another episode of eLEXYfy, the Place for Fashion podcast. I’m your host, Lexy Silverstein. On this week’s episode, we have my dear, dear amazing, incredible friend. He’s the founder and lead editor
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I got a bit bummed when I saw all the Black Friday sales this year. I’ll give you two quick examples from a few fast fashion brands. Pretty Little Thing was selling clothes for pennies. No joke “pennies”. 🤬 That makes NO cents ( sense/cents – get it?). Another example, fast fashion brand, White Fox Boutique was giving away $1000 shopping spree and two Land Rovers to a customer and their best friend.
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Lexy Silverstein: Welcome back to another episode of eLEXYfy: The Place for Fashion podcast. I am your host, Lexi Silverstein. Today, I am joined by a super cool dude. We both go to FIDM, the fashion school in downtown LA, and he is currently a designer. What’s up, Cole? Cole Moscaret: How are we doing,
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Lexy Silverstein: You’ll never believe who I have on this week’s episode of eLEXYfy: The Place for Fashion podcast. She’s a colorful content creator focused on fashion, home decor, vintage, and everything in between. Hi, hi, hi! Welcome, how are you today? Kiersay: Hello, I am so good! I am so excited to be on
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