Fast fashion overconsumption

Art about the overconsumption of fashion.

Fashion Revolution on Instagram: “It’s Fashion Week season, and that means reflecting on the scale and urgency of action needed to overhaul a system that exploits too many…”

On the anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, we find out why boycotts aren't an affective tool for protest. Instead, try this.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation estimates that around a truckload of textile waste goes into open landfill or is incinerated every second. What little lifestyle changes make we all make to help counteract this? 1) Buy less. 2) Wear your items for longer. 3) Swap clothing. 4) Mend your clothing. 5) Upcycle clothing. 6) Buy second hand. #knotwaste #RepairReuseUpcycle #MendYourFuture #Sustainability #ethicalfashion #ecofashion #slowfashion #Slowdown #ChooseConsciously #MindfulFashion

Whether it’s garment workers in developing countries who endure poor working conditions, low wages, long hours, or limited labour rights. Or the environment which is impacted by high levels of textile pollution, water consumption and waste due to the high demands of the fast fashion industry. One thing is for certain - fast fashion is not cheap 🚫

Congratulations you have just finished buying the latest dress and are now up to date on the newest trend; however, two weeks later that dress you just bought

There is too much waste already in our landfills. This is why we need to put an end to fast fashion Sustainable Fashion // Sustainable Fashion Aesthetic // Slow Fashion // Sustainability #environment #sustainable #sustainablefashion

Craft beauty from what others discard 💚

Photographer Muntaka Chasant has documented thousands of washed-up clothes on a beach in Africa, laying bare the environmental impact of fast fashion.