by Re Considered
September 20, 2021
For members of the LGBTQIA+ community, what we wear or how we choose to present ourselves can be our only way of self-expression, depending of course on our living and working situation. Some may wear a kind of uniform for most of our working lives so breaking out of that stale uniform into our preferred clothing, or armour as I like to say, can be our only way of feeling confident, empowered and gorgeous.
by Re Considered
September 19, 2021
The wonderful Dhanya (of @slowfashiondiariesofmrsd) talks us through her relationship to clothes and how she went from being addicted to fast fashi...
by Re Considered
September 18, 2021
For our third wardrobe story this series we interviewed Jack - a model who looks like he could be Super Hans' best friend and who has some wonderfu...
by Re Considered
September 17, 2021
Emma, the lovely designer behind Haus Dahlia uses her clothes as form of escapism, a way of expressing herself, and tells us how and why they can b...
by Re Considered
September 16, 2021
Written by Myrtó
02:00
Now it’s starting to hurt. Mom doesn’t think much of it, as I would often bother her at night. She wears the navy blue, ...
by Re Considered
September 10, 2021
Written by Thea Godding
Hello to all you lovely readers,
I must say, I am not an experienced writer. Honestly, this kind of terrifies me. I am un...
by Re Considered
September 3, 2021
Written by Betsy Marquess
Switching from fast fashion to sustainable fashion and styling can be rather daunting but it doesn’t have to be, the jo...
by Re Considered
August 27, 2021
Hi there!
At Re_considered it’s been a hectic month for us with events, workshops and pop-up shops taking place. So, naturally our list of things w...
by Tabby Bunyan
August 27, 2021
"Please look after me, wear me lots, don't wash me too often, and if you're bored of me, upcycling me into something else!" is what we think our cl...
by Tabby Bunyan
August 13, 2021
Sometimes, you can’t avoid making waste, but you can always make use of it. Although we make garments from old clothes and materials, there are a...
by Re Considered
May 14, 2021
Written by Clea Morris
Vivienne Westwood – typically acerbic, predictably incisive – graced the world in 2018 with another nugget of wisdom: ‘[i...
by Re Considered
April 30, 2021
Written by Katy Graham
It was April 2020; we were a few weeks into the first UK lockdown, and I suddenly found myself with nothing to do after ...
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For members of the LGBTQIA+ community, what we wear or how we choose to present ourselves can be our only way of self-expression, depending of course on our living and working situation. Some may wear a kind of uniform for most of our working lives so breaking out of that stale uniform into our preferred clothing, or armour as I like to say, can be our only way of feeling confident, empowered and gorgeous.
The wonderful Dhanya (of @slowfashiondiariesofmrsd) talks us through her relationship to clothes and how she went from being addicted to fast fashi...
For our third wardrobe story this series we interviewed Jack - a model who looks like he could be Super Hans' best friend and who has some wonderfu...
Emma, the lovely designer behind Haus Dahlia uses her clothes as form of escapism, a way of expressing herself, and tells us how and why they can b...
Written by Myrtó 02:00 Now it’s starting to hurt. Mom doesn’t think much of it, as I would often bother her at night. She wears the navy blue, ...
Written by Thea Godding Hello to all you lovely readers, I must say, I am not an experienced writer. Honestly, this kind of terrifies me. I am un...
Written by Betsy Marquess Switching from fast fashion to sustainable fashion and styling can be rather daunting but it doesn’t have to be, the jo...
Hi there! At Re_considered it’s been a hectic month for us with events, workshops and pop-up shops taking place. So, naturally our list of things w...
"Please look after me, wear me lots, don't wash me too often, and if you're bored of me, upcycling me into something else!" is what we think our cl...
Sometimes, you can’t avoid making waste, but you can always make use of it. Although we make garments from old clothes and materials, there are a...
Written by Clea Morris Vivienne Westwood – typically acerbic, predictably incisive – graced the world in 2018 with another nugget of wisdom: ‘[i...
Written by Katy Graham It was April 2020; we were a few weeks into the first UK lockdown, and I suddenly found myself with nothing to do after ...
