‘Plastic-free’ fashion is not as green as it seems
We have all become more aware of the environmental impact of our clothing choices. The fashion industry has seen a rise in “green”, “eco” and “sustainable” clothing. This includes an increase in the use of natural fibres, such as wool, hemp, and cotton, as synthetic...
The innovation and sustainability of creating images during lockdown
Fashion is heavily reliant on visual communication. In both editorial media and brand marketing, clothes need to be seen. Among all that has been paused or changed by the pandemic, Covid-19 has affected fashion image production too. While plenty had to be placed on...
Shift in Flow
Fashion is exploring and evolving as it breaks away from hallowed traditions. It might very well be in the process of becoming an industry that considers its impact on the environment, placing its focus on quality rather quantity. Shift in Flow is a fashion editorial...
Zaynab Sadan shares her personal guide to an eco-friendly lifestyle
We have lost our connection to nature says Zaynab Sadan. The masters science graduate from the University of Cape Town says it was researching and discovering how many different systems co-exist that drove Zaynab’s determination to resolve some of the planet’s...Advertisement
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