Combining fashion with sustainability, BU Closet and professional fraternity Epsilon Eta hosted an Earth Day clothing swap on April 18 — their biggest event yet.
After searching multiple Parisian fashion guides, including Conde Nast’s “What to Wear in Paris, According to French Fashion Designer Jeanne Damas,” I decided my best move would be to find a good pair of jeans or a pair of comfortable cargos with an oversized sweater. So, I decided to venture out into Boston to find a new pair of “go-to” traveling pants.
The concept of conscious consumerism does not equate to ethical consumption, because it is not absolute. There is no ethical consumption under capitalism.
In a world where fast fashion brands like Shein and Urban Outfitters are all the rage, finding alternative ways to buy cute and affordable clothes without contributing to the dangers of fast fashion takes...
Walk into some of the country’s most popular clothing stores and you’ll find the heartbeat of fast fashion: bright lights and rows upon rows of low-priced clothes, often mass-produced in poor conditions in order to keep the prices low and the companies’ income great.
Boston University alumnus Alexandra Shadrow launched Relovv in August 2018, an app that she said she hoped would make the fashion industry — the second-most wasteful industry in the world after oil — more sustainable.
