Fashion

Do you know how many Earths we would need if everyone lived like you? I took the test to find out how big the impact of my lifestyle is on the environment.

Does not buying any new clothes for 365 days seem like an impossible thing to do? It did to me. Here’s how I managed to change my fast fashion habits forever.

This year the 6th edition of the Dutch Sustainable Fashion Week (DSFW) takes place from the 4th to the 13th…

The price of a pair of jeans should be 33 euros higher if the hidden social and environmental cost are added. What can we learn from those cost, that aren’t part of the price label on your favorite pair of jeans and that are paid by local communities, future generations or garment workers?

The fashion industry is a dirty business in many ways. It is the second most polluting industry after the big oil industry and labor conditions are often horrifying. But there are companies who do things in a different way. They turn waste into fashion and help those in need.

Project 333 is a fashion challenge where you dress yourself for 3 months with 33 items. I took the challenge twice, in winter and summer. The difference?

Sometimes I wish there was a simple button that would turn the planet into a plastic free, fossil fuel free…

From October 5th til October 14th, the Dutch Sustainable Fashion Week (DSFW) will be organized. There are tons of cool (and free) activities!

A closet full of clothes and nothing to wear? If this statement sounds at all familiar to you, it’s time for Project 333, an awesome fashion challenge for everyone interested in minimalism.

It is Fashion Revolution Week. What can you do to make a positive change in the dirty industry of fashion?