All at Sea: Meet Three Women Saving Our Ocean
Our oceans are under threat. Be it pollution, destruction of ecosystems, overfishing, ocean warming and acidification, humankind has been damaging the seas. These women are cleaning up the mess.
Author: Jackie May
Sinahko offers opportunity in Langa One Stitch at a Time
Nontuthuzelo Pahlana runs a sewing school in Langa, a township on the outskirts of Cape Town, to upskill unemployed people.
Hannerie Visser is designing food for a much drier future
Studio H has been exploring the future of food: the how and what we might be eating if we become more efficient as resources become scarcer. We sat down with the studio's founder to find out more.
Luxury fashion brands lead innovation for a sustainable way
With the funding to innovate and experiment, luxury brands are creating a greener aesthetic.
Closet Crush: Sthandiwe Kgoroge is ahead of the curve
Always ahead of the curve, Sthandiwe has been recycling and upcycling secondhand and vintage clothes for many years.
Part Three: 5 minutes with designer Shaun Robertson
Shaun was on of many of the Cape Peninsula University of Technology students who gave attention to sustainability and expressed the need for the fashion industry to change.
Part Two: 5 minutes with eco-fashion graduate Erin Hooper
The collection Erin showed at the 2017 Cape Peninsula University of Technology graduate showed a clear shift towards slow fashion.
5 Minutes with Roxanne Louw: a fashion graduate designing with purpose
Amid protests and disruption, a new generation of designers began rethinking fashion — with sustainability at the centre