Ethical fashion, home decor, green living.
A few years ago, I Googled “ethical tights” and stumbled across what was going to be my happiest discovery ever: Swedish Stockings. I love wearing skirts in the winter, but with that comes the need for tights—and every fall, I’m faced with the same reality: …
I have a few brands that I associate with my very first forays into ethical fashion. ABLE is one of them. When I was working for a conscious jewellery brand researching competitors, I fell upon their collection (which was then just jewellery, a couple of …
I used to be afraid to wear my everyday clothes camping, for fear that I’d ruin them. And it’s understandable—you don’t want to get a hole in an ethical piece you’ve saved up for, or in the perfect vintage jeans you spent months searching for. …
I’m bad at working out. I’ll just get that out of the way right now. I’m not a fitness junkie who goes to the gym three or five times a week, I have one pair of leggings and my pilates mat spends more time gathering …
I’ve been long partnered with Tradlands, an American conscious brand focused on the great wardrobe staple: button-ups. Their helped me finally discovering my summer style—clothes I was comfortable in, stayed cool in, and wanted to wear every day. I wear button-ups camping, to work, on …
Before you go tossing out that old, pilled sweater that barely made it through last winter, consider this. I’ve tried just about every de-pilling method. Stones, scrapers, battery-operated ones from Amazon – but none of them really seemed to get at all the pills without …
It’s no secret: button-ups are probably the biggest staple of my wardrobe. Well, next to crewneck tees. So what’s so great about them? Why is it that when I was in college, I hated them and felt like a businesswoman with a pickle stuck up …
Friends, it’s been 1 week of the 30×30 challenge (to read more about it, pop on over to my intro post here!) – and I’ve got to say, you’ve been killin’ it! It’s been an absolute thrill to see the combinations and creativity from everyone …
Here’s the thing. Shopping ethical is expensive. We all know that being able to make that choice is a privilege. There are a few points I want to always be honest about – because living on my own, working in a charitable industry – means …
Started in 2010 by @kendieveryday, the 30×30 style challenge is the same as a 10×10—only, longer! It’s a simple concept: you choose 30 items in your wardrobe and create 30 outfits for 30 days. Of course—if you have less, you can totally include less and …