📜 The Legislation That Could Transform Fashion by Stella Hertantyo on Conscious Life & Style

Many of you have requested a breakdown of sustainable fashion-related legislation...

So I'm excited to share with you that Stella has done in-depth research to bring you a roundup of the various proposed, in progress, and passed laws and reforms around the world related to sustainability in fashion. Bookmark this guide because we'll be updating it as the various legislation progresses!


MORE READS:

✨ The changemakers leading fashion's more sustainable future (InStyle)

🕵️ Experts share their insights on how fashion can avoid greenwashing in 2023 (Fashionista)

🧳 Slow Travel Guide: what slow tourism is, its benefits, and how you can avoid the potential pitfalls (Conscious Life & Style)

👗 “I have always felt that when we're talking about sustainability, unless we're talking about sustainable and fair wages for people, then it's not a whole conversation." How Custom Collaborative is changing the industry (Harper's Bazaar) 

🤔 Did you catch Clean Clothes Campaign's Adidas co-CEO spoof? Journalist Sophie Benson is asking: why was the industry so willing to believe the hoax? (i News)

💨  EU textile plants will face stricter requirements under new emissions law to reduce chemical pollution and environmental impact (Just Style)

🌳 More than 90% of rainforest carbon offsets by biggest provider — used by companies like Gucci, Disney, and Shell — are worthless according to a recent analysis (The Guardian)

🪧 Fashion Revolution on how we can end poverty wages in fashion (European Citizen's Initiative Forum) 

Fatphobia and The Push For Size Inclusivity with Marielle Elizabeth All The Small Things Podcast

Host Venetia La Manna chats with body activist and writer Marielle Elizabeth on fashoin's fatphobia and the shortcomings of the industry (including in the slow fashion movement) when it comes to size inclusivity.

Jessica Harumi's Vlog: Most Worn Pieces

This calming vlog from Jessica (who was a previous Conscious Style Podcast guest!) inspired me to reflect on my own most-worn pieces from 2022.

I think evaluations like this are important in sustaining our own personal slow fashion practices and understanding our personal style better :)