It's Fashion Revolution Week so why not get in the spirit and look through your wardrobe to find clothes that you don't want anymore, don't fit, or need mending. Create something new and unique from these, something that shows off your personality and is made for YOU 💚 Here are some things that you could try: 1) The draping method - This is where you drape the fabric or clothes and move them around until a vision starts to form. 2) Embellishing - Maybe the reason you don't wear that pair of jeans is because you find them too plain. Why not try adding some embroidered flowers and give them a 70's vibe 🌸 3) Cut it and use it as straight fabric. If the arms of a top are hindering your creativity then cut them off. Start from scratch. If you want to learn more ways to repurpose clothing or other things like a broken bowl or want to learn the skills to mend items, then click the link to book one or more of our workshops 🧵 https://ow.ly/9gzk50RjGCG #WasteLessLiveMore #Remakeadifference #FashionRevolutionWeek #FashionWeek #Sustainability #Sustainable #Edinburgh #Scotland #UK #UnitedKingdom #Charity #SocialEnterprise
The Edinburgh Remakery’s Post
More Relevant Posts
-
The Power of Thoughtful Fashion 🌎 As consumers, we have the power to shape the fashion industry into a force for good. At Lovethyne, we believe that fashion can be a tool for positive change. We're not just talking about sustainable materials or production methods, but also about the impact our purchases have on the people and communities behind the brands we love. When you choose to shop with us, you're investing in more than just a beautiful dress – you're supporting a movement that's dedicated to giving back. We donate 50% of our profits to charities around the world, helping to make a real difference in the lives of those who need it most. So, what does thoughtful fashion mean to you? Is it about choosing brands that align with your values? Is it about buying fewer, higher-quality items that will stand the test of time? Or is it about supporting designers who are committed to sustainability? Whatever it means to you, we invite you to join the movement and be part of a community that's passionate about using fashion as a force for good. Browse our latest collection at lovethyne.com and discover how you can make a difference with every purchase. Share with us in the comments below how you incorporate thoughtful fashion into your daily choices. Let's inspire each other to make a positive impact! 💖 Follow us for more updates on sustainable fashion, charity initiatives, and exclusive promotions! #ThoughtfulFashion #SustainableStyle #FashionForACause
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Contemporary Womenswear Designer - Specialising in Streetwear and Yogawear - with Focus on Sustainability
What can we do for Fashion Revolution Week? 🌱 We all have a favorite piece in our closet that we no longer wear because it's outdated or simply doesn't fit anymore. It would be such a waste to donate this beautiful piece to charity. What to do? 🌟 I present here an "Upcycling" design idea of a too narrow blouse that can be transformed into a loose-fit shirt. What if fashion brands received an upcycling idea from us designers for each design and could pass it on to their customers? #FashionRevolutionWeek #FashionRevolution #Upcycling #SustainableFashionDesign #SustainableFashion #SlowFashion #SustainableFashionBrands"
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
It's Time to Redefine Fashion: How You Can Make a Difference 💚 Imagine wearing clothes that not only make you feel confident, but also contribute to a greater good. At Lovethyne, we believe that fashion can be a powerful force for positive change. Why Sustainable Fashion Matters 🌎 Did you know that the fashion industry is one of the world's largest polluters? Fast fashion has devastating effects on the environment, from water pollution to massive waste production. That's why we're committed to sustainable fashion practices at Lovethyne. Our clothes are designed to be timeless, not trendy, and we donate 50% of our profits to charities around the world. Make a Statement with Your Style 👗 Your fashion choices say a lot about who you are and what you care about. By choosing eco-friendly and charitable brands, you're sending a message that you value the planet and its people. Take a closer look at your wardrobe and ask yourself: what story do my clothes tell? Join the Movement 💪 Ready to join the revolution and make a difference with your fashion choices? Here are a few simple ways to get started: - Choose sustainable fabrics and designs - Support charitable brands like Lovethyne - Donate or repurpose old clothes - Shop second-hand or swap with friends Get Involved 🌟 At Lovethyne, we're not just a fashion brand, we're a community of women who care. Join us in making a difference by: - Shopping our latest collection: www.lovethyne.com - Sharing your favorite sustainable fashion tips with us - Supporting our charitable partners Together, We Can Make a Difference 🌟💖 Spread the word and join the movement! Share this post with a friend who cares about fashion and the planet. #SustainableFashion #CharitableFashion #FashionForACause #Lovethyne #EcoFriendlyFashion #MakeADifference #WomenEmpowerment
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
One of the less discussed (yet important) matters regarding #fashion and #sustainability is the truth that people change size (and even shape) during their lifetime. Sometimes this is influenced by lifestyle and exercise or forced (e.g. pregnancy)… yet the point is this… it can make your clothing collection redundant, particularly if you’re going up in sizes, well before these items are worn out. Now, as January is a month when many of us traditionally seek to lose weight (or in my case try to maintain my existing size so I don’t suffer the hassle or expense of buying replacements), this blog is perhaps timely and well worth a read. Buying new, as option number one, is no longer in fashion. Why not save money and be more eco-friendly? It’s a no brainer. #sustainabilitymatters
Founder, My Secret Stylist. Creating your perfect wardrobe with outfits that make you feel beautiful. The future of fashion retailing.
New Year, New Body? If you have lost or are in the process of losing weight, it’s more than likely your favourite clothes no longer fit you. Whilst the thought of new clothes may be exciting, it can also be very costly. Setting aside the environmental benefits of not buying new clothes (fashion is responsible for 10% of all global carbon emissions), why not invest a little time in upcycling the clothes you loved once and fall in love with them once again. Check out my blogs for tips, including how to turn charity shop finds into boutique chic that will turn heads of friends and strangers alike. https://lnkd.in/eRDBbxY4 #weightloss #upcycling #fashion #newwardrobe #charityshopfinds #imagestylist #fashionstylist #vintagefashion #boutiquefashion #uniquefashion #lovemyclothes #mysecretstylist #designerclothes #cristinaholm #bodyconfidence
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
"In a world where people are struggling with the effects of rapid fashion on the environment, FR8 (Freight) appears as a ray of hope for the fashion industry." Such beautiful words! Thank you Lauren Veum and the Vault at University of Wisconsin-Madison for this detailed article about who we are and what we are trying to accomplish. Check out the article below to read more. https://lnkd.in/dBc8NGU3
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Historian caught in the act of turning ideas into relevant words and solid numbers (aka grant writing)
With such clarity.
Part 1: The fashion problem… Can you see the shaking as I tell #TheStoryOfADress? Where all of our #garments come from, and the harm it causes to people and the planet... I have learned so much by watching TEDx speakers, and so it made me shake with excitement to be one. Have you ever wondered how many countries a garment visits before it gets to you? How many underpaid pairs of hands might have worked on it, and how many pieces of plastic were used to wrap it? Here is a clip that might help to enlighten us all. We need to know, it’s only fair. Keep an 👁out for Part 2, where I discuss how fashion can become a #ClimateSolution... DIRT Charity Fashion Revolution
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
We’ve talked about #fastfashion being an environmental disaster, but have we thought about all fashion as being an environmental problem? Watch this video for some great insights into our clothes and what they are doing to the planet.
Part 1: The fashion problem… Can you see the shaking as I tell #TheStoryOfADress? Where all of our #garments come from, and the harm it causes to people and the planet... I have learned so much by watching TEDx speakers, and so it made me shake with excitement to be one. Have you ever wondered how many countries a garment visits before it gets to you? How many underpaid pairs of hands might have worked on it, and how many pieces of plastic were used to wrap it? Here is a clip that might help to enlighten us all. We need to know, it’s only fair. Keep an 👁out for Part 2, where I discuss how fashion can become a #ClimateSolution... DIRT Charity Fashion Revolution
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Have you signed up for the National Hackathon Circular Economy already? More than 200 students have already signed up! During the Hackathon, students mbo, hbo & wo work on a sustainable fashion industry. In the clip below, @Arizona Muse shows us why this is so important. Because have you ever wondered how many countries a garment visits before it gets to you? And how many underpaid hands worked on this? During the Hackathon, you work together with fellow students, follow expert workshops and pitch you ideas during the Grand Finale! 🏆 This year, two companies bring in cases: H&M and New Optimist. Help them move from fast towards slow fashion with innovative ideas. Does you want to work on a sustainable future? Join us and sign up for the National Hackathon Circular Economy! https://lnkd.in/eKiDZpPd #circulareconomy #sustainablefashion #slowfashion
Part 1: The fashion problem… Can you see the shaking as I tell #TheStoryOfADress? Where all of our #garments come from, and the harm it causes to people and the planet... I have learned so much by watching TEDx speakers, and so it made me shake with excitement to be one. Have you ever wondered how many countries a garment visits before it gets to you? How many underpaid pairs of hands might have worked on it, and how many pieces of plastic were used to wrap it? Here is a clip that might help to enlighten us all. We need to know, it’s only fair. Keep an 👁out for Part 2, where I discuss how fashion can become a #ClimateSolution... DIRT Charity Fashion Revolution
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Very interesting video to watch. The story of a dress gives a behind the scenes perspective of what we are buying. Check carefully when it says a very good deal. Excellent video à regarder. L’histoire d’une robe présente l’arrière scène de ce que nous achetons. Faites attention lorsque ça vous semble in excellent deal.
Part 1: The fashion problem… Can you see the shaking as I tell #TheStoryOfADress? Where all of our #garments come from, and the harm it causes to people and the planet... I have learned so much by watching TEDx speakers, and so it made me shake with excitement to be one. Have you ever wondered how many countries a garment visits before it gets to you? How many underpaid pairs of hands might have worked on it, and how many pieces of plastic were used to wrap it? Here is a clip that might help to enlighten us all. We need to know, it’s only fair. Keep an 👁out for Part 2, where I discuss how fashion can become a #ClimateSolution... DIRT Charity Fashion Revolution
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Amazing how destructive can the story of ONE DRESS be. Please let's make using second-hand fashionable again. And then, let's do this same exercise for buildings. #circulareconomy #circulardesign
Part 1: The fashion problem… Can you see the shaking as I tell #TheStoryOfADress? Where all of our #garments come from, and the harm it causes to people and the planet... I have learned so much by watching TEDx speakers, and so it made me shake with excitement to be one. Have you ever wondered how many countries a garment visits before it gets to you? How many underpaid pairs of hands might have worked on it, and how many pieces of plastic were used to wrap it? Here is a clip that might help to enlighten us all. We need to know, it’s only fair. Keep an 👁out for Part 2, where I discuss how fashion can become a #ClimateSolution... DIRT Charity Fashion Revolution
To view or add a comment, sign in
1,741 followers