About
I saw how responsibility in fashion was more of an afterthought than a top priority. Fast forward almost 25 years after I decided to leave the industry. We see more eco conscious fashion brands than before. That’s encouraging, but the future of the clothing industry is still not all bright and rosy though.
From where I’m standing, I see many confused consumers. People who want to look good but who don’t understand the game. We often buy into fast fashion, only to be short changed more often than not. I must admit that the fashion fails from Wish orders are always entertaining, but what’s the actual cost?
Why did I become an eco fashion designer ?
The Concept
The short answer : I found where my heart is. I’ve been mulling the idea of making the industry more whole. Where to begin? How could I actually do something that would have an impact? Learning how to make sustainable fashion is anything but boring. It can be complex if we’re tackling the issue from the standard way clothes are made today.
Making the industry more sustainable can seem like an impossible task. That’s why I’m not going to change the industry. Rather, I decided to empower myself and other creatives who want to join me. That’s why I became and eco fashion designer. There’s no going back now!
We can all be eco friendly fashion designers. I’m a firm believer that everyone who’s here, reading these words, has something inside of them that wants to explore. I’d been asking myself some questions over the years. Like how I could become more sustainable in a way that inspires me.
I understand that recycling is a must, I’m totally on board with that. But it’s not really creative and I don’t know much about the recycling industry. Then, I started thinking of what I had been doing naturally over the years. Had I ever seriously considered recycling my old clothes? I mean refashioning, upcycling, restyling old clothes? As I decided one day to unravel an old woolen sweater, I became an eco fashion designer on purpose.
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