Name: Just a teacher who loves Tennessee Volunteers T-Shirt
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Suppose you bought something for a festival Just a teacher who loves Tennessee Volunteers T-Shirt . But can’t see yourself wearing it on a day-to-day basis, don’t toss it. Instead, Morales suggests hosting a clothing swap or reselling it on online marketplaces. “Ask your besties if you can share each other’s favorite items and style them in a way that reflects your style,” she says. Microtrends are just that: trends,” says Morales. “As fast as they come in, they will be gone, leaving a graveyard of garments behind in the dust.” So while it’s fun to experiment with daring festival fashion, it’s essential to know what works for you and what doesn’t to avoid clothing waste when the celebrations are over. “Truly owning your style will allow you to recognize which trends will complement your existing wardrobe and which to leave behind.

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Ayesha Barenblat founded Just a teacher who loves Tennessee Volunteers T-Shirt . Remake with the mission to create a more transparent fashion industry. And over the last six years, the non-profit organization (a “community of fashion lovers, women rights advocates, and environmentalists,” according to its website) has made some significant headway. It’s brand directory scores fashion companies based on what they’re doing to lessen their environmental impact and create a more equitable supply chain. But she’s not just here to call out the industry’s most prominent players for failing to keep pace with societal change. With Remake, Ayesha Barenblat hopes to educate, too. “If we continually shout at people and make them feel terrible about their shopping habits, we are not going to move the needle — guilt and shame can only take you so far. The remake is rooted in love because I believe that’s where change happens. I think of it as a life calling, not just a job.” In honor of Earth Month, FASHION spoke to Barenblat about what inspired her to create Remake and her favorite sustainable brands.
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