Green Carpet Fashion Awards 2019

On September 22, Milan Fashion Week drew to a close with the Green Carpet Fashion Awards – a special event to laud environmental and social...

Isabel Lucas x Outland Denim

We love it when two of our faves come together for a great cause – so when actress, environmentalist and climate change campaigner Isabel Lucas teamed up...

The G7 Fashion Pact – The Future of Fashion?

The fashion industry is now responsible for around 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions. With climate discussions heating up, it was only a matter of...

How Fashion’s Fanning the Amazon Flames

It’s taken the worst fires in a decade for the world to finally realise the Amazon is in trouble. Visions of the forest ablaze, smoke...

Op Shop Upcycling Tricks!

Do you love op shopping as much as we love op shopping? That’s a rhetorical question obviously as surely no one could, but if you...

The Essentials Club

We LOVE it when we stumble upon someone doing something awesome in the sustainable fashion and lifestyle space, which is why we had smiles a...

Cairns Indigenous Art Fair

With Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) just a few short weeks away, these photos give a taste of what’s to come at the fashion performance...

Fashion Week Goes Green

With Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week kicking off yesterday, organiser IMG has announced this year will mark the start of a three-year plan to roll out sustainability...

Women for the World

In 1 Million Women, founder Natalie Isaacs created a global movement of female climate change campaigners, determined to divert global catastrophe by taking direct action...

Bare For Good

Stripping down for Fashion Revolution week, Australian ethical underwear brand Mighty Good Undies (who have achieved an A+ rating by the Baptist World Aid Ethical...

Fash Rev: The First Five Years

With the sixth year of Fashion Revolution Week in full swing, we’re revisiting this article from Issue 37 – a look atthe first half-decade of...

The World’s Tallest Closet

We Australians consume textiles at twice the regular global rate, buying up roughly 27kgs of new clothes every year. For the average Australian woman, that...