Fashion Sustainability
Rethinking Fast Fashion
From Consumption to Consciousness
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Life in the Fast Lane
Life in the Fast Lane
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"Such possessions seem part of who we are, extensions of our bodies, yet we shed these skins with astonishing frequency. Sometimes I think that's a sign of how unhappy we are with ourselves."
"Such possessions seem part of who we are, extensions of our bodies, yet we shed these skins with astonishing frequency. Sometimes I think that's a sign of how unhappy we are with ourselves."
Research
Research
"The fashion and textile sector is fueling mass overconsumption and waste pollution. And as the industry continues to rapidly grow, so will its environmental impact, unless a shift towards circularity and sustainable production and consumption is taken by all actors,”
"The fashion and textile sector is fueling mass overconsumption and waste pollution. And as the industry continues to rapidly grow, so will its environmental impact, unless a shift towards circularity and sustainable production and consumption is taken by all actors,”
- Jacqueline Alvarez, the Chief of UNEP’s Chemicals and Health Branch
Peer Survey - How do others see the problem?
Peer Survey - How do others see the problem?
A survey conducted of over 30 students ages 15-20 form all around the world.
“I think I need to do a better job being sustainable with my clothes and finding ways to make the most of the clothes I have.”
“I think sustainability is important and more people should learn to sew/create clothing because it is a great way to use extra waste fabrics that big business usually throw away”
“We often try to follow trends but there change fast so people tend to buy clothing very often, we should try to buy things that we really like without getting influenced
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School-wide event to raise awareness and make an impact TOGETHER!
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