Styling Loungewear to Suit Your Day With three States in lockdown (and two looking to get their lockdowns lifted shortly), everyone’s feeling way more comfy in sweats. Whether you call them sweat pants, loungewear or tracksuits, they’re something we’ve all been living in for the last year and a half. But sometimes there are errands to run and crumpled sweats aren’t a good look. Elevate your loungewear for more than a supermarket run with these sustainable style tips. Read On ..read more

Easily Find Sustainable Fashion Brands Have you caught yourself endlessly scrolling on Instagram trying to find sustainable fashion labels? There’s a way to cut down on this massive time-waster and still find exactly what you’re looking for. We’ve found five Apps that will help keep you at the top of your sustainable fashion game. Between them, they make it easy to experiment with your style, save wardrobe space, reduce your fashion footprint and spend less overall. And every single one of them is free to download! Read On ..read more

Wide Leg Jeans Move over skinny leg jeans! The retro silhouette of wide leg jeans is back big time. Here’s the low down on how to wear this season’s latest denim trend. Read On ..read more

Easy Hacks for the Sweater Vest Vests are having a moment. Especially the sweater vest. While we love grandpas, we don’t want to dress like one, so how on earth do you style a sweater vest without looking like a grandpa? We asked five eco-stylists for their views on our favourite, but tricky winter trend, to help elevate your winter look. Read On ..read more

Understanding The Who, What, Why and How of Faking Sustainability Not all fashion brands have your best interests at heart and many are putting profits ahead of the planet. For those who care about the future of our planet and minimising harm to it, there’s a lot to navigate. To help you, we have put together your complete guide to understanding the the who, what, why and how of greenwashing in the fashion industry.  Read On ..read more

Upcycling On-Trend Picture this. Your favourite dress has just split right along the middle seam and it’s totally irreparable. Bin-fodder right? Maybe not. Before tossing it in the bin, take a second look to see if it could have a longer life by upcycling into something new. Read On ..read more

We all know that trends come and go, and right now we are welcoming a surge in everything from the large floral prints of the ’60s and ’70s, to the bucket hats of the ’90s. So, what if the next trend is hidden in the wardrobes of those who lived through these past eras? Could there be the perfect flared leg jean that fits us just right, or maybe a hand-knitted jumper made with love? I asked six vintage lovers whose style has been impacted by their parents’ wardrobes to share their stories. How do they style that well-worn denim shirt? Is there something they will never give up? Read On ..read more

Slow Fashion Labels You Need To Know We’ve put together a shortlist of amazing slow fashion designer labels that are making an eco-friendly name for themselves in the Australian fashion scene. No scratchy hemp or crumpled beige looks here. Rather, it’s all high design and craftsmanship with choices that range from vivid colours to upcycled denim and beyond! Read On ..read more

Say No to Single-Use Plastics What started as a challenge by Perth woman Rebecca Prince-Ruiz to encourage friends and colleagues to give up single-use plastic for a month ten years ago has since grown into a global movement.  Over 320 million people across 177 countries have signed up for “Plastic Free July.” To help you be part of the solution to plastic pollution, here’s your complete guide to Plastic Free July.  (title image from @janinarossiter) Read On ..read more

Fast Fashion Explained Those 2-for-$20 tops at your local mall? That $3 top you scored online? All fast fashion. And while it may seem great to be able to fill your wardrobe with garments so cheaply, unfortunately, someone else is paying the price. That’s because fast fashion is built on a system of unfairly treated workers, unsustainable fabrics, a murky supply chain and non-stop marketing persuading you to buy more. Read on ..read more