Hi, I’m Rikki, a conscious fashion enthusiast on a mission to make ethical style effortless and inspiring. Whether you’re new to sustainability or a seasoned thrifter, welcome – I’m so glad you’re here.
This guide introduces sustainable fashion, emphasizing mindful consumption over fast fashion’s negative impacts on the environment and workers. Sustainable fashion includes ethical production, eco-friendly materials, and practices like buying secondhand and repairing clothes. It encourages individual responsibility and gradual changes to create an ethical wardrobe while fostering community and awareness.
Learn how to care for your summer clothes in eco-friendly, sustainable ways. From gentle washing to mindful storage, here’s how to make your favorite pieces last season after season. 🌿
Build your perfect summer capsule wardrobe with 10 timeless pieces that blend style, comfort, and sustainability. These staples are designed to mix, match, and last for seasons to come. 🌿
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This week, I had one of those open-every-drawer-twice-but-still-wear-the-same-thing mornings. You know the ones. Instead of getting dressed, I found myself mentally sifting through not just my clothes, but my thoughts. Too much clutter—physically and mentally. So I paused. Took a breath. Lit a candle. And pulled out the five pieces I wear the most.The rest?…
The post discusses achieving “closet clarity” by cleaning out and organizing one’s wardrobe. It emphasizes the importance of intentionality, offering steps for a gentle declutter and guidance on building a capsule wardrobe using existing clothing. The goal is to create a functional, reflective, and versatile personal style without impulsive shopping.
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