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AndyinPA wrote: ↑Mon Aug 29, 2022 10:51 am That breast cover looks miserably uncomfortable.

Foggy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 13, 2022 1:50 pm 1. His pants are WAY TOO SHORT, which means

2. I can see that his shoelace is untied.

3. He'd better have knee-high socks, because when he sits down those pants are going mid-calf or higher.

4. I like the jacket and the look of the head. With the beard and the messy hair, he looks like he woke up this morning in the bushes behind a Motel 6. Hay, it's a look!

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 7:44 pm

Sustainable Fashion Week. The Catwalk Review.

‘Regenerate’. ‘Rewear’. ‘Repurpose’. ‘Reconnect’.

The ideology that these words advocate for is increasingly finding a more persistent voice within the fashion industry. Sustainability and ensuring that the fashion industry leaves a minimal ‘mark’ on the planet is becoming fashionable for all the right reasons. Therefore, a catwalk show modelled on this ideology, produced by the Sustainable Fashion Week of 2022, was surely something to look out for.

The four themes beautifully set the stage for the production that incorporated clothing pieces which all found their place within the conversation - whether it was clothing made out of organic materials, items that have already been in circulation, or materials that have been repurposed from older items of clothing, the show really highlighted the manner of which people such as ourselves could aim to put sustainability at the forefront of our fashion choices.

Each theme was explored by a different company who used the opportunity to put on mini shows to exhibit their work. ‘Regenerate’ was produced by Future Leap in collaboration with Lucy and Yak. For me, this was a perfect example of synergy with a purpose of showing that business should and could be done differently. The catwalk included a mixture of the Lucy and Yak A/W collection on 7 models who all perfectly presented the organic and recycled clothes.

The rewearing of old clothes, cleverly coined within the show to be an example of ‘slow fashion’, is something that I’m sure isn’t a new concept for most of us. However, Maria Loria from Wear My Wardrobe Out, based in Bedminster, introduced a slightly more nuanced way of continuing a ‘fashion love story’, which was mixing items from your existing wardrobe with the use of a rental wardrobe outlet. Doing this within the ‘rewear’ segment of the show posed the question of why we continue to buy new clothes and designs, when there are already so many items in circulation which would also be able to fill our fashion needs. She highlighted the unethical nature of fast fashion companies from both a humanitarian and environmental point of view, with her finishing her introduction with the question “Does the devil wear Prada whilst clothing our nation in polyester”, which I thought was very profound.

CMA Awards 2022 Red Carpet Fashion: See Every Look as the Stars Arrive

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 1:42 am Lara Trump.
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Nigerian teens create fashion from trash to fight pollution

Chinedu Mogbo, founder of Greenfingers Wildlife Initiative, a conservation group working with the activists, said the show was designed to raise awareness about environmental pollution.

Lagos, one of Africa’s most populous cities with more than 15 million people, generates at least 12,000 metric tons of waste daily, authorities say. And implementation of environmental laws is poor: The World Bank estimates that pollution kills at least 30,000 people in this city every year.

The best and most daring looks celebrities wore to the 2022 American Music Awards

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Foggy wrote: ↑Mon Nov 21, 2022 11:44 am Umm ... Sugar M. actually invented that, or sumpin' close. I've seen cool clothing she made from Target bags.

sugar magnolia wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 12:56 pm The choreography may be great, but it makes the clothes look like shit. And wearing the wrong clothing for the choreography detracts from that too. Pick one or the other.