
Inspiration
My royal blue gown is redesigned from 3 pieces. Does that make it less beautiful? On the contrary, right?!
The blue lace shirt is 80’s second hand piece quite useless honestly as a solo cloth. Then we have mini skirt derived from a mini dress – upper part of the dress is being put on hold for further upcycling. The rest of the fabric is a leftover of my usual designing.
It is a sustainable PR war out there, so it seems. We are past Earth day, past Fashion revolution week, so has been the 5 years since the factory Rana Plaza had collapsed with more than 1,000 dead… the tragedy that reveal the truth about fashion sweatshops. Has anything really changed since?
The topic of unfair labouring and environmental pollution of fashion industry is more and more exposed. That is the most crucial, to build consciousness via media. Honestly, the companies will not improve if the consumers will not demand the ethical production’s transparency. The fast fashion brands like Zara and H&M are the proof of people naivety and greediness. “New is better than old” kind of shit. No matter who pay the real price/cost.
Take notes:
Rules of sustainable fashion consuming:
1. Buy quality brand & high-end brand
2. Buy second-hand & vintage
3. Wear for ever = redesign, upcycle, restyle
4. Avoid fast fashion = copycats = slavery labour
5. Ask “Who made my clothes “
6. Support local designers

Clothes is your mirror, folks, don't mess it up! You are wearing shit, you will deliver shit. Style is art. You are piece of art. Keep that in mind!!