Fall is right around the corner and as we approach this seasonal shift, you might be considering a few new items for your closet. However, before you head straight to your favorite sustainable brand, ask yourself if the items you’re looking for can be purchased secondhand. Here are 8 online thrifting platforms for secondhand fashion.

Slow Fashion Season is right around the corner and to prepare for it, I decided to reorganize my closet and do the Closet Mass Index.

This week, I participated in the #StyleByFood Instagram Challenge where we had to create five different outfits inspired by your favorite foods. Needless to say, this challenge was uniquely difficult and really pushed me to be creative!

If you’re looking to create a more sustainable closet but can’t afford some of the sustainable fashion brands on the market, a smart alternative is to shop secondhand. Thrifting is an art form and to help you master this skill, I’ve compiled a list of tips from some secondhand shopping rockstars in the community to share with you!

We just wrapped up another round of the Color My Closet Challenge by Chloe Alysse! I first tried this styling challenge last August and had so much fun with it that I couldn’t wait to join again. Keep reading for a summary of my outfits and what I learned this time around!

Let’s talk about accessibility in sustainable fashion. With basics ranging from $30-$80 and more intricate garments costing up to hundreds of dollars, it’s a challenge for people on a budget to support brands that align with their values. Even so, remember that sustainable fashion pertains to more than just those brands. Here are the top five tactics to affordably build a sustainable closet.

Fast fashion is wrecking the world and the best way we can combat it is by making a lifestyle shift. Adopting a sustainable closet can be intimidating but here are some quick tips to help you get started!

I had the recent honor of being featured in an interview with Secondhand Steph. Keep reading for my thoughts on sustainable fashion, how I got started, tips on thrifting, and more!

There’s so much power in clothing. It’s functional; it’s self-expression; it’s art. Styling is a form of creative expression but I’m also exploring what it means to simply be.

Have you ever noticed that we spend hundreds of dollars on a Halloween costume that we only ever wear once? Here are two super quick, super easy, and super chic sustainable Halloween ideas that feature clothes you probably already have in your closet.