by Re Considered
February 4, 2022
By Naomi Weir
The most important London-based designers championing sustainability in 2022.
1. Stella McCartney
First on our list is the one an...
by Re Considered
January 19, 2022
Written by Rory Quick
Image by Better Cotton. Access here: https://bettercotton.org/2020-sustainable-cotton-ranking-launched/
From jeans to lin...
by Re Considered
November 12, 2021
Written by Myrto
With a global climate crisis on the constant rise and having survived, and still surviving, a worldwide pandemic, the pressure is ...
by Re Considered
October 18, 2021
Written by Bethany
We are all hyper aware of the climate crisis conversation that is encompassing our day-to-day lives at the moment. Some of us ma...
by Tabby Bunyan
October 7, 2021
For our next Wardrobe Story we have interviewed the lovely Rosie who is a model and sustainable fashion influencer (pretty much just super cool)...
by Re Considered
October 1, 2021
Written by Em Goodman
As it’s now the first of October, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on my experience taking part in Second-hand Se...
by Re Considered
September 24, 2021
Written by Eleanor Binns
Bored of looking at the same items in your wardrobe? This can happen to us all. But before going on a spending spree and b...
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, ...
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By Naomi Weir The most important London-based designers championing sustainability in 2022. 1. Stella McCartney First on our list is the one an...
Written by Myrto With a global climate crisis on the constant rise and having survived, and still surviving, a worldwide pandemic, the pressure is ...
Written by Bethany We are all hyper aware of the climate crisis conversation that is encompassing our day-to-day lives at the moment. Some of us ma...
For our next Wardrobe Story we have interviewed the lovely Rosie who is a model and sustainable fashion influencer (pretty much just super cool)...
Written by Em Goodman As it’s now the first of October, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on my experience taking part in Second-hand Se...
Written by Eleanor Binns Bored of looking at the same items in your wardrobe? This can happen to us all. But before going on a spending spree and b...
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, ...
