Slow fashion, sewing, & sustainability
Hi everyone! I’m so excited to be sharing my first video with you. I just figured it would be a lot easier to follow this tutorial in video format so you can really see how I did it. Today I’ll be showing you how to add a cuffed hem to a pair of denim cutoffs.
In winter of 2017/18, I took part in my very first ‘official’ capsule wardrobe. Up until then I had been slowly working to declutter and downsize my closet, but this was the first time that I actually planned a set number of pieces that I would wear for a span of 3 months. Today I
Spring is in the air! I’m not sad to see the cold weather go, but I am a little sad to have to turn over my winter capsule wardrobe. I really enjoyed having my first official capsule, and I learned a lot. Today I’m really excited to share my next capsule wardrobe for spring with
Fast fashion is bad. I don’t mean to sound preachy here. I aim to lead by example and educate others so they can make an informed decision about the products they buy and the companies they support. But when you look at the facts, objectively it’s hard to disagree that fast fashion is really problematic
Can you believe it’s already February? Actually, I’m a little relieved January is over. There always seems to be such high expectations around starting your year off right with tons of energy and sticking to resolutions. But I’m someone who likes a bit of a slower pace to life and after all of the holiday
November has been an exciting month full of change for my closet. After two years of slowly decluttering and working on defining my personal style, I’ve finally decided to commit to my first official capsule wardrobe for winter! (If you want to learn more about what a capsule wardrobe is, I suggest reading this article.)