Sustainable fashion: where you either dress like a Victorian poet lost in the woods or a potato headed to brunch. Meanwhile, fast fashionistas are out here in neon plastic crop tops for $5. Justice? No. Relatable? Painfully. Raise your hand if you’ve screamed into a linen tote this week 🙋♀️
So I’ve become very mindful on buying clothing that is made of more natural fibers such as Cotton, Silk, Linen etc etc. I’ve been super good about it for a while, but it just never occurred to me that the Happiness Crop Top Tanks that I’ve been wearing DAILY for 3-4 years is made of Nylon (I don’t wear bras). I must have had just one big brain fart because i’ve NEVER thought about the material of these tops😭 Anyways, does anyone have any recommendations for a similar tank that I can either wear alone and under shirts? Looking for something that’s 99-100% cotton. Thank you! I’m pretty open to varying prices as long as the quality is consistent with said price
Because the most sustainable clothing is what already exists, show off your thrifted pieces here!
Hi there! I'm currently studying HND Fashion Design and Retail at college, and as part of my graded unit, I need to create a short poll for my report. I would really appreciate it if you could take a moment to fill it out!
For my project, I’ve been tasked with designing three outfits for a fashion collection that follows a specific trend, design brief, and is suited to a commercial brand.
I chose to design for J.Crew, with a focus on a preppy/classical American style. The design brief I’m working to is New Heritage.
Thanks so much for your help! https://surveymars.com/q/etX1aRDyX
Hi everyone, my sister is currently graduating with a bachelor's degree in fashion branding, and she has to research sustainable/slow fashion consumers. You would really help her by filling out this short questionnaire: https://forms.gle/vcoBxdRSHcVsKe5HA
Thank you so much!
Hi folks, I recently launched my own sustainable intimates brand and we are struggling to make sales happen. I was curious about what compels people to try a new brand when it comes to sustainability? I'm trying to get in our customers mindset as our early growth has been challenging and we're still trying to really nail our customer segments.
Can anyone recommend ethical yoga clothing brands, that are based in Europe?
I love the style/look of 'Indigo Luna' and 'Hara the label', but the distance/fees to ship into Europe would be mad. Thanks for any help!
The workweek has started. Show off your sustainable Monday fit.
Share a bit about why your fit is sustainable.
This is a judgment-free zone. We all know sustainability in fashion is nuanced and complicated, so don't sweat it. For example, your polyester shirt may not be "eco-friendly" but if you've had it a long time, wear it a lot, and plan to keep it a long time then it's about as sustainable as you can get simply by how your wear it.
Let's celebrate the different approaches people and brands take to address our common goal.
Hello everyone! I’m currently a student of Entrepreneurship and Innovation with a background in Fashion Design.
As part of my project, I’m developing a brand focused on upcycling old garments into unique, emotionally meaningful pieces. The idea is to not only give clothes a new life but also share the story of their journey with customers.
To ensure these stories are authentic, I’m exploring the use of technology like digital tags or blockchain verification.
I would love to hear your thoughts:
Would you be interested in buying upcycled clothing if each piece came with a real, verified story about its past life and carries a traceable history that connects the customer to the garment?
Looking for some dresses I could wear as a wedding guest that are summer-ish style, floral, cute, etc that are also made with natural materials. Any suggestions?
I just wanted a cute cotton tee, but somehow I ended up with a polyester blend that’s giving me full-on plastic chair vibes. Like, are we sure this isn’t a recyclable shopping bag with a zipper? I swear, fast fashion brands think we're just gonna wear literal plastic and call it “style.” What’s next, an outfit made of bubble wrap? Let’s do better, fam!
Hi Everyone,
I hope you're doing well! I'm currently working on a class assignment and would really appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to complete this short survey. Your responses will help me gather valuable insights and contribute to my research.
Here’s the link: https://qualtricsxmsj4sb7gvz.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8qBPQpo2eO7uwKi
Thank you so much for your time and support!
Best Regards, Bianca
A recurring thread for talking about things related to sustainable fashion. Be nice.
Calling all the designers‼️
Are you a fashion designer navigating the pressures of rapid production cycles and fast fashion trends?
I'm conducting a research study to explore how these demands affect your creative process, innovation, and commitment to ethical, sustainable design.
If you're passionate about fashion and want your voice to be part of this conversation, I’d truly appreciate your input.
Take the survey here: https://forms.gle/EizQ59nTbw2B13VU6
I will be really greatful.🙏🏻 Thank you for sharing your experience and helping move the industry forward with awareness and intention.
Greetings all 👋
In search of some amazing community, I landed here!
Like many, I’ve found myself doom scrolling through climate chaos while trying to do my bit; buying from greener brands, cycling more, opting for trains over flights. But it’s hard to stay motivated when it feels like no one’s doing it with you or sometimes needed that social validation boost!
So I’ve started building something recently. It’s called Kelp a social app that makes low-impact living feel visible, rewarding, and community-led.
It’s early days, and this would be an invite only platform!
If this idea clicks with you, I’d love your support: check this out and register for early access!
🔗 https://www.usekelp.com/?ref=b5fed6e2 (Access through my personal invite link)
Not selling anything. Just want to build it with the right people. Cheers 💚
P.S. If you register and don’t see the email, check your spam and mark it safe — helps the algorithms trust us better 🙏
— OP
I've been finding myself browsing online for sustainable brands in my downtime at work, and in the past few months I have starting racking up some debt buying linen clothing from one particular slow fashion brand. I've probably spent 3k in the past few months, and I can't help but feel shame for my consumerism. Has anyone else felt this urge due to the tariff threats?
Specifically a tankini, if possible.
All of the swimsuits these days are so expensive, especially considering I can tell just by looking at them that most of them are fast fashion.
Any recommendations for a reasonably priced swimsuit?
Because the most sustainable clothing is what already exists, show off your thrifted pieces here!
Hello! 28F looking for a sustainable brand that sells dressier clothes (specifically looking for blouses, cute tops for dinner/drinks, and skirts for events) that are not super plain (like everlane) and also not super expensive. I’ve invested in a few higher end pieces but need more options in my closet. For the dresses I’ve invested in, it’s hard to continuously rewear them especially when attending multiple events with the same group of friends. So looking for brands that sell sustainably made blouses / skirts so I can switch it up lol
Some brands I love today: everlane, pact, mango, for days
Any other recommendations?
Please feel free to post as many surveys as you'd like in this thread. This post will repeat every week on Tuesdays at 8 am CST.
The workweek has started. Show off your sustainable Monday fit.
Share a bit about why your fit is sustainable.
This is a judgment-free zone. We all know sustainability in fashion is nuanced and complicated, so don't sweat it. For example, your polyester shirt may not be "eco-friendly" but if you've had it a long time, wear it a lot, and plan to keep it a long time then it's about as sustainable as you can get simply by how your wear it.
Let's celebrate the different approaches people and brands take to address our common goal.
Hi, I’m getting married in October. I’m looking for an affordable dress to wear to my wedding! Our ceremony is on a cliff overlooking the ocean followed by a casual intimate dinner with family. The attire is beach casual.
I want to wear linen and/or cotton. I’m having trouble finding something. I love some options on rovedesigns.com but am looking for other recommendations if anyone has any!!
Hey everyone, I honestly didn’t want to post this, but I’m kind of at my breaking point. I’ve been getting bullied at school for how I dress. Someone actually said I “look like a depressed smurf” last week, and everyone laughed. I know it sounds ridiculous, but it really hurt. I’ve always struggled with confidence, and dressing nicely was my small way of feeling in control.
The thing is… I don’t really have the money to buy new clothes. Most of my outfits are secondhand or gifted, and I do my best to mix and match, but I still get weird looks. I want to feel like I belong, like I’m not always being judged the second I walk into a room.
If anyone here has tips or outfit ideas that are affordable or thriftable, I’d be so grateful. Just… anything to help me not feel invisible or mocked every time I leave the house.
Thank you.
Hey guys,
I'm a marketing student in the UK researching Shein and its new platform, Shein Exchange and sustainable fashion. I would really appreciate it if you were able to complete my survey (linked below), as I need at least 80-100 responses and would like authentic answers from Sustainable fashion users - it should take no less than 5 minutes :)
Thank you!
Over the past year, I've embarked on a journey to align my purchasing habits with my values. It's been enlightening but also overwhelming. I often found myself questioning:
In my quest for answers, I discovered a platform that provides insights into company ownership and profit distribution but I'm curious to hear from this community about:
Hi everyone,
I'm researching how people make decisions about clothing purchases and how sustainability factors into those choices. I'd really appreciate your honest thoughts on these questions (no judgment at all—I'm genuinely curious about different perspectives)
If you purchase one of the shirt that is similar to what you already have what are the reasons?
Thank you in advance for your insights! I'm interested in all perspectives—whether you're fashion-forward, budget-conscious, or anywhere in between.
Hi all,
I am working on a project on sustainable fashion. I would love to know where you guys buy your clothes and why you shop specifically there? What makes you decide to buy a piece of clothing? Are you running into any problems or difficulties while shopping sustainable clothing?
Any comments would be much appreciated!
I'm doing a deep dive into sustainability of materials and I'm curious if anyone has any knowledge on the difference (if any) of environmental impact between different fabrics. Obviously there is much literature on polyester vs cotton but what I'm learning is that those are fibers. The way we interact with and experience cloth is a result of fiber + the technique used to weave and knit the fibers together.
For example, satin is a certain way of putting the cloth together. You can have silk satin and cotton satin. Same as jersey, denim etc. Even though we think of a top as a "jersey" top it is not commonly discussed as a 96% cotton 4% elastane piece of clothing.
My question is between satin and denim for example, assuming the source of cotton is the same, is the difference in environmental impact nominal? or significant? I cannot find literature on it because searching up "fabric" sustainability gives me information on fibers instead. Thanks in advance to any knowledgeable person who has something to share!
Hi! I'm an RMIT university student conducting a short interview (2–3 mins) on Australian Fashion label, All is a Gentle Spring. It's anonymous and for a class project — I would love your input if you know of/follow/shop the brand!! (All information will be confidential).
https://qualtricsxmdwglmlfk3.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d1f9qc46J7N6mAC
Thank you! :)
I’m helping out with a project and could really use your recs!
I'm working with Purpose Collective Curated, a soon to be launched, community-powered platform that wants to make it easier for people to shop with intention without spending hours deep-diving into every company’s supply chain. We’re crowdsourcing curation- curated by people who care, for people who care, highlighting the fashion and beauty brands, products, and swaps that actually walk the talk when it comes to sustainability and ethics.
Got a clean beauty brand you love?
A go-to sustainable, ethical or consciously made fashion label and/or product?
Or even just something you’ve swapped that made your routine feel better (for you or the planet)?
Hope to hear a lot!
Because the most sustainable clothing is what already exists, show off your thrifted pieces here!
Okay the title might seem like im a shoppaholic trying to justify buying something, but in not. I seriosly dont have a bikini top. I was trans for 5 years and im genderfluid (female and male) now so my old ones dont fit. I wore a binder for swimming the years before and i really dont want to do that anymore since its not healthy. I have two bottoms to wear but no top. I dont like second hand swimwear and im on a tight budged. Whats the most sustainable option to get one? I know shops like h&m and primark are not sustainable so where do i get one? 😭
Some info: - I dont know anyone who wears the same size as me so i cant ask one of my friends
i live in germany
im a student and i dont work so i have a tight budged (pls only options under 20€)
Hey everyone! I’ve been slowly transitioning my wardrobe to more natural fabrics, and I’ve gotta say—cotton clothing is a total game-changer. Breathable, lightweight, and perfect for layering. Especially now that the weather’s getting warmer, I find myself reaching for my cotton tees, shirts, and dresses constantly.
What I love most is that it’s not just comfy—it’s also better for my skin and (when sourced right) more eco-friendly than synthetic stuff. I’ve noticed a big difference in how my clothes feel throughout the day. No more weird static cling or that plastic-y feel you get from polyester blends.
I’m currently looking for:
Would love to know your favorite cotton clothing finds—whether it’s budget-friendly options or splurge-worthy staples. Bonus points if they’re sustainable too!
Let’s make this a little cotton appreciation thread 🌱✨
I’ve been seeing denim maxi dresses pop up more often lately, and I’m honestly not mad about it. They give off this effortlessly cool, retro-meets-modern vibe that works for so many different styles — especially if you're into layering or love playing with textures.
I tried one recently that had a button-down front with a belted waist, and it was surprisingly flattering and comfy. Paired it with white sneakers and a cropped jacket, and it felt like the perfect balance of casual + polished.
Curious if anyone else is into this trend?
🧵 Are you rocking denim maxi dresses this season?
👗 How are you styling them — boots, sneakers, heels?
🛍️ Any favorite brands or hidden gems worth checking out?
Let’s talk denim, but make it maxi. 😄
The workweek has started. Show off your sustainable Monday fit.
Share a bit about why your fit is sustainable.
This is a judgment-free zone. We all know sustainability in fashion is nuanced and complicated, so don't sweat it. For example, your polyester shirt may not be "eco-friendly" but if you've had it a long time, wear it a lot, and plan to keep it a long time then it's about as sustainable as you can get simply by how your wear it.
Let's celebrate the different approaches people and brands take to address our common goal.
I have a few sweaters that have a large enough stain on them so I can’t wear them outside anymore, and I have plenty of “inside sweaters” and beyond the one stain, the sweaters are in great condition so I’m trying to figure out what to do with them besides “donate them” (they’ll end up in the trash anyway). If anyone has any recommendations I’m very happy to hear them! Thanks :)
I’ve run out of ideas. I’m a woman but a very small woman. Petite in height and weight (93 atm). I don’t know where to shop anymore. I’ve learned about fit, inseams etc. Constantly buying and returning because nothing fits properly. I know the next best option is to have items tailored. I can do that for a few pieces, but an entire wardrobe would be far too expensive. I lean toward natural fibers as I tend to sweat a lot and because they tend to keep better for longer. Right now I’m searching for jeans but it seems like even the so-called high end brands are using weird stretchy material that doesn’t even qualify as denim. It’s been said before a million and one ways but why is everything crap now? And where do you all shop for the above criteria? Any little known or obscure brands to be aware of? Thanks in advance.
I just wanna look cute and not cook in microplastics, is that too much to ask?? Why does dressing sustainably feel like LARPing as a Victorian ghost or spending your rent on oatmeal-colored sacks? Fast fashion folks are out here living in color - literally. Let's riot (gently, in hemp).
Does anyone have a discount code for Nuuly purchases? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hey friends!
I’ve got a bit of a style dilemma — I’ve been invited out on a cute little dinner date this weekend, and I’m seriously leaning toward wearing this gorgeous flowy maxi dress I just bought. It’s got a subtle slit, a flattering neckline, and it’s super comfy (bless breathable fabrics 🙌). I love how it makes me feel—effortlessly elegant but still very “me.”
My only worry is... is a maxi dress too much for a first date? 😅 It’s not super formal, but it does turn a few heads (in a good way, I think?). The vibe is a slightly upscale restaurant, but not black-tie or anything.
Should I go for it and make it a maxi dress date night moment? Or play it safe with jeans and a cute top?
Would love your thoughts—and if you’ve rocked a maxi dress on a date, how did it go?
Pics of the dress if anyone’s curious! 💃
(Will add in comments if allowed!)
What are your favourite small brands and what do they make?
Lets build a resource for likeminded shoppers below 🫰🌱
Hi, I am writing my master's thesis on conceptual 3D-printed jewellery, which is made with bioplastic filament. I would greatly appreciate it if you could help me out and fill out this Google Form — it will only take a couple of minutes. Thank you!
https://prettyform.addxt.com/a/form/vf/1FAIpQLSfSG9JvofURkSVOH3Up67Bgb9-GxoEx6VBCXkuza3FUk4CDLw
Nothing humbles you faster than finding the perfect vintage jacket… only to flip the tag and see 100% polyester glaring back like a final boss. Why is fast fashion’s past still haunting us?? Meanwhile, some dude in a mall is happily buying a $5 plastic tee, blissfully unaware. Stay strong, comrades. The war on microplastics rages on.
The summer heat and humidity where I live make choosing comfortable clothes essential! I'm looking to find more options that help me stay cool.
Besides basic cotton, what other fabrics are genuinely good for staying cool and managing sweat in very hot, sticky weather? Linen? Chambray? Tencel/Lyocell? Specific performance synthetics often used in athletic wear?
Are there any particular brands readily available in the US known for good quality, breathable summer clothing (shirts, shorts, dresses, pants) that hold up well? Looking for recommendations for staying comfortable during peak summer. Thanks!
Because the most sustainable clothing is what already exists, show off your thrifted pieces here!
Im looking for advice (industry advice) to help me understand the important factors it takes to start up a sustainable fashion brand, to help a project
Hi everyone,
I’m a high school student currently conducting a qualitative research project on sustainable fashion — with a focus on the role of fashion merchandisers in planning, marketing, and implementing sustainability.
As part of my research, I’m collecting insights through open-ended questions. The responses I receive will be used only for educational purposes, and no personal information will be recorded or disclosed. Your anonymity is fully respected, and any feedback is greatly appreciated!
If you’re a fashion professional, designer, merchandiser, or someone with experience in sustainability, I’d love to hear your thoughts on the following: 1.What marketing strategies are used to encourage consumers to choose sustainable fashion? 2.How do you address the cost or efficiency challenges that come with adopting eco-friendly production methods? 3.When planning sustainable fashion products, what do you consider the most important as a fashion merchandiser? 4.What kinds of eco-friendly materials or techniques do you commonly use when creating sustainable fashion items? 5.Do you take consumer awareness of sustainability into account when designing products? If so, how is that reflected in your work?
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and possibly share your perspective. Your insight would be extremely helpful for my research!
Hi guys and girls and everyone in-between! I am the founder of a new transparent, sustainable brand called SIBU! Launch date soon to be published! If this is down your alley please go check the brand out on instagram @ sibudenmark! Slide in my dm's, vote on polls and help me give what the conscious consumer craves!! Thanks and can't wait to share what I've been working on! <3
With growing awareness of circular fashion, upcycling, and material innovation, why aren’t we seeing more large-scale adoption? • Are brands hesitant to invest in circularity? • Is the supply chain too fragmented? • Do we lack the right policies and incentives?
At Nadhi-SheForClimate, we’re bringing together designers, brands, material innovators, and investors at the Circular Fashion Dialogue in Mumbai—not just to talk, but to create real access and opportunities for collaboration.
If you’re working in circular design, fashion tech, or material innovation, what do you think is missing to scale these solutions? And what’s working?
Would love to hear from this community! Let’s build something better together. 💚♻️
I'm trying to move away from fast fashion and invest in fewer, better quality, more sustainable/ethical clothing items. Starting with the basics: plain t-shirts (men's/women's). Does anyone have recommendations for brands that make durable, comfortable, basic tees using sustainable materials (like organic cotton, Tencel, recycled materials) and ethical production practices, without an absolutely astronomical price tag? Looking for good value and longevity. Thanks!
Maxi Dresses with Slits: A Timeless Trend in 2025
Maxi dresses featuring slits have long been a staple in women's fashion, offering a blend of elegance and allure. As we embrace 2025, this trend continues to evolve, reflecting contemporary styles and preferences.
Current Trends in Maxi Dresses with Slits
Designers are pushing boundaries with higher slits and innovative cutouts, adding a modern twist to the classic maxi dress. This approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also introduces unique tan lines and bold fashion statements.
Styling Tips for Maxi Dresses with Slits
Hi everyone 👋
I am currently developing an application for a professional certification which aims to address some of the issues around sustainability in the fashion industry. I have created a Google Form to collect some data on shopping habits and how sustainability plays a role in this. Please could you take two minutes to complete the survey? It would be a great help! 💚🌿
*No personal details such as email addresses are collected
Hi everyone,
I’m about to finish my Master’s in merchandising and have experience working in the industry as a salesperson and an internship in sustainability. I’ve been applying to buying roles, especially at outdoor or sustainable fashion brands I genuinely believe in, but I have either been rejected or not heard back. I’ve had my resume professionally reviewed and I’ve got good experience, but it’s still been a tough search.
Now I’m at the point where I’m debating:
I really want to be proud of the brand I work for, something that’s not just pumping out fast fashion. But I also need something lined up after graduation (in a month), and it’s starting to feel unrealistic to be so picky.
I know a buying position doesn’t exactly scream sustainability and minimalism, but that’s what I’ve been studying for the past several years and I’m very good at it (especially excel and math), and I swear all we read in the master’s program is sustainable fashion articles.
Some brands that have values I align with are brands focused on high quality and useful garments: Arc’teryx is my top choice. They have a sustainable program (ReBird) that would feel good having in the company I work for, even if I don’t work on it, and they sell good quality clothes. Other outdoors brands would be ideal too. I looked through all the B Corp certified brands and didn’t find much.
Would love to hear your thoughts or guidance on how to go about this journey of a buying/planning role in fashion that has good values.
Thanks for your time!!
TL;DR: Finishing my Master’s and struggling to land a fashion buying job at a brand I believe in (sustainable, outdoor, ethical). Getting rejections despite solid experience. Debating whether to hold out for the right company or take any job to get my foot in the door. Looking for advice.
Canadian here. Through thrifting I have been slowing moving away from anything polyester in my wardrobe. However, wondering where to start when it comes to underwear. Anyone have companies they recommend?
Everyone’s talking about him. The man behind those iconic bridal lehengas, the royal campaigns, the jewelry that drips drama—and yes, the one who outsold Chanel in New York.
But who is Sabyasachi, really?
He’s the designer who turned heritage into a high-fashion movement. A storyteller who stitched nostalgia into couture. And a visionary who put Indian tradition on a global pedestal.
This isn’t just a label. It’s a legacy. Let’s talk about Sabyasachi.
Hey! I’m starting to notice that a lot of my underwear have holes and have lost their elasticity. For reference, I’ve had them for probably 6 years. Would it be best to try to repair them or buy new ones and use these as scraps? This might be a stupid question but I’m just not sure if it’s worth it to save them or not. Thanks!
If you're eyeing on something from Daughters of India,
here's a discount code: https://prz.io/P85xyGefQ
Happy shopping! 💕
As we transition into the warmer months, finding the perfect lightweight jacket becomes essential for both comfort and style. This season, several trends are making waves in women's outerwear. Here's a curated list of standout light jackets for Spring 2025:
1. Cropped Trench Coats
A modern twist on a classic, cropped trench coats offer versatility and a chic silhouette. They provide the traditional appeal of a trench while allowing for more outfit visibility and freedom of movement. Pair it with high-waisted jeans or a midi skirt for an effortlessly stylish look.
2. Suede Jackets
Suede jackets are experiencing a resurgence, adding a touch of texture and sophistication to spring ensembles. A light beige or tan suede jacket can seamlessly complement both casual and office wear. Given their popularity, it's advisable to grab one before they sell out.
3. Quilted Jackets
Combining comfort with style, quilted jackets are perfect for those cooler spring days. Available in various patterns and colors, they can be dressed up or down, making them a versatile addition to any wardrobe.
4. Sporty Windbreakers
For a more casual and functional option, sporty windbreakers are trending this season. Designers like Miu Miu and Gucci have showcased jackets with a sporty sensibility, making them a stylish choice for unpredictable spring weather. Look for windbreakers in bold colors or with unique detailing to make a statement.
5. Packable Down Jackets
Ideal for travel or on-the-go lifestyles, packable down jackets offer warmth without the bulk. The Cotopaxi Fuego Hooded Down Jacket, for instance, has been praised for its lightweight design and vibrant color options. The woman light jackets can be easily folded into a backpack or tote, making them a practical choice for unpredictable spring weather.
When selecting a light jacket, consider factors such as material, versatility, and how it complements your existing wardrobe. Investing in a quality piece ensures longevity and timeless style.
I am trying to upgrade my work wardrobe to more natural clothing options. It's hard to find anything that doesn't break the back. My ideal price point is arond $50 - $75. Does anyone have any ideas?
Hi all, I want to invest in a good quality, sustainably and ethically produced bra without underwires. I'm a 30E so support for bigger cup sizes is important. Every unwired bra I've had before has had absolutely no support and I want something that will give me support whilst being comfy to wear around the house.
Thank you for any help!
The wrap floral dress are a timeless staple that seamlessly blend elegance with comfort, making them a must-have in any wardrobe. Whether you're attending a spring wedding, enjoying a summer picnic, or simply seeking a versatile outfit, a wrap floral dress offers both style and functionality.
Why Choose a Wrap Floral Dress?
Styling Tips:
Current Trends:
As of 2025, oversized floral prints are making a significant impact in fashion circles, offering a bold and contemporary twist on the classic floral design. Additionally, sustainable fabrics are gaining popularity, with many brands offering eco-friendly options that don't compromise on style.
Where to Shop:
Final Thoughts:
A wrap floral dress is more than just a fashion statement; it's a versatile piece that embodies femininity and grace. By selecting the right accessories and footwear, you can adapt it to various occasions and seasons, ensuring you always step out in style.
I am moving out, so I have a lot of old clothes that I wanna recycle or donate but I am not sure what to do with it? I know that if you donate clothes they usually also send them to the landfill and I wanna be sustainable. any suggestions?
The denim maxi dresses are making a significant comeback in 2025, blending timeless style with modern trends. Whether you're aiming for a casual day out or a chic evening look, these versatile pieces can be styled to suit various occasions. Here's a comprehensive guide to rocking denim maxi dresses this season.
Why Denim Maxi Dresses Are Trending
Fashion experts highlight that as we transition into spring, loose and flowy silhouettes, like denim maxi dresses, are at the forefront of denim trends.
Styling Tips for Denim Maxi Dresses
Where to Find Denim Maxi Dresses
Several retailers are offering stylish denim maxi dresses this season:
Inspiration from the Community
For real-world styling inspiration, platforms like Pinterest offer a plethora of ideas on how to wear denim maxi dresses year-round.
Conclusion
Denim maxi dresses are a versatile and stylish addition to any wardrobe in 2025. By incorporating thoughtful layers, accessories, and footwear, you can tailor this timeless piece to reflect your personal style and stay on-trend throughout the seasons.
Does anyone have ideas for how to repair, recycle, or reuse a silk blouse that has holes in it?
I was wondering if anyone who has ever suffered from skin allergies or rashes like hives or eczema, noticed a change in their skin when they stopped wearing synthetic materials?
Did you notice a shift when you started wearing more sustainable/ organic/ natural fibre clothing?
Please feel free to post as many surveys as you'd like in this thread. This post will repeat every week on Tuesdays at 8 am CST.
Seeking Woman Cofounder (Finance & Investment) for Sustainable Fashion Brand
Hi! I’m Aditi, a sustainable designer from Uttarakhand, India, building a cultural brand that revives traditional craftsmanship through ethical luxury fashion.
I need a woman cofounder with finance/investment expertise to help grow this vision. If you’re passionate about sustainability, heritage, and impact-driven fashion—let’s connect!
DM or comment if interested.
