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Author Archives: somethingsticks
Bloomin’ Brilliant
The more I investigate ethical fashion, the more I realise that everything is connected and occasionally this interlocking web reveals something truly worth talking about. At The Good Fashion Show several weeks ago, I met Emily Huc who designs … Continue reading
The Good Fashion Show
As a new fixture on the London Fashion Week calendar, The Good Fashion Show promised an event teeming with ethical designers, a marketplace, music, art, keynote speeches and a runway show. Held at London House near Russell Square, the venue … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical fashion, Fairtrade, Jewellery, Sustainability
Tagged African blackwood, Andrea Usai, Candescent, Dr. Maria Alvarez, ethical fashion, ethical fashion debate, ethical jewellery, Fauna & Flora International, FFI, Kokku, London Fashion Week, Lucy Tammam, Malawi, Mpingo, Oro Verde, Professor Esther Leslie, Reverend Jennie Hogan, Sardinian jewellery, Tanya Bowd, Tanzania, The Good Fashion Show
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Is honesty the best policy?
This week I did something I never do; I investigated what people were saying about the subject before writing this post. Considering the awe-inspiring topic, I felt I needed to found out what the reaction was elsewhere. Let’s just say, … Continue reading
From Rwanda with Love
I spent yesterday on a misguided Christmas shopping blitz. Without a plan, I headed for Oxford Street (yes, I have lost my mind!) in search of inspiration. I knew the Fair Christmas Fayre was happening at the Salvation Army so … Continue reading
Posted in Fairtrade, Recycling
Tagged Africa, environmentally friendly, fairtrade, handmade cards, recycling, Rwanda
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The Tipping Point
I feel the need today, to reflect on all the developments I’ve discovered in the world of ethical fashion and to ponder where this movement is headed. There are a lot of amazing things happening, from fabric innovation to creative … Continue reading
Patriot Gains
I hate the idea of this blog becoming a collection of, “I think this is cool – look at it” posts, without much opinion or analysis but unfortunately (or fortunately) this project ticks all the boxes, so I don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical fashion, Upcycling
Tagged Africa, ethical fashion, Kenya, mitumba, No More New, ProjectRepat, recycling, upcycling
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I Love Lucy
Ethical fashion has been lurking in the back of my mind for a few years but I only recently discovered Lucy Siegle. She never registered on my radar before, probably because living in France obscured my vision of most British … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Ethical fashion
Tagged book review, clothing supply chain, cotton, dye houses, ethical fashion, fur, garment workers, leather, Lucy Siegle
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MADE makes the grade
I’ve been a fan of MADE jewellery since I first purchased a pair of MADE earrings in Topshop a few years ago. I wore them to death i.e. until I lost one… and then immediately purchased another pair. Last week … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical fashion, Jewellery
Tagged brass, ethical fashion, fairtrade, MADE jewellery, recycling, Soko, The Outnet
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