Two emerging creative enterprises – fashion label Ampersander and fine art consultancy Lineaist – have teamed up to create Silver Linings, a pop-up shop in Darlinghurst, Sydney, showcasing new collections of ethical fashion and textiles for this week’s Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia.
You’ve no doubt heard designers, architects and interior decorators talk about feng shui, the ancient Chinese art and science that focuses on how to best balance energies in a room in order to ensure its inhabitants good health.
Climate change has been a hotly-debated topic during the past few years, with more and more environmentalists pressuring companies and individuals to alter their practices and lifestyles in order to reduce environmental impact.
Autumn is quickly approaching and the change in seasons means cooler weather and a new wardrobe, as we can finally trade in our sundresses and sandals for blazers and scarves. So what’s trendy for this autumn?
You might have recently heard about eco-dentistry, a movement within the dentistry sector that aims to reduce the overall environmental impact of dental practices while supporting and maintaining patient wellness.
We have brought you a few positive, sustainable fashion stories about Swedish retailer, H&M’s, efforts to “go green” and support eco and ethical fashion in recent months and here is another one
Join Trekking for Trash duo Camilla and Michael as they uncover hidden gems along South Africa’s Eastern Coastline on their litter awareness campaign, T4T.
At last we hear from Trekking for Trash’s Michael Baretta, as he paints a picture of the rugged terrain crossed from Natures Valley to Port Elizabeth.
The debate was led by crossbencher and chair of the all-party group on sustainable fashion Baroness Young of Hornsey, who warned of the consequences of certain clothes production techniques for the environment.
Trekking for Trash’s Camilla and Michael cross one of the most beautiful, yet strenuous, stretches of the South African coastline and spend a night with Knysna’s elephants!