By: Shannon Reilly Social media apps often encourage fast fashion by speeding up trend cycles, with new must-haves popping up as fast as a video or post can go viral. I personally cannot count the number of times I have shopped for something completely unnecessary just because I saw it on my feed. But some … More Capsule Wardrobe Trend
By: Karis Gladieux The term for the phenomenon known as “fast fashion” was coined in the 1990s when the company Zara first founded itself in New York City. Their claim to fame was their speed; they could design a garment and have the first batch ready to sell in fifteen days. Today, these products are … More Your Fashion is Fast, but its Impact is Faster
By: Taylor McCann We all know back to school clothes shopping can get expensive. Not only does it hurt our wallets, but it can also hurt the environment. Trends are here one month and gone the next, and fashion companies are constantly releasing new collections in order to keep your #OOTD on point. But what … More Protect the Environment and Look Good While Doing It
Spring 2012 – This season in the fashion scene, green was definitely a trend, both in the color and more literally in the eco-friendly definition. Not only are green apps and architecture taking the world by storm, but more and more high-end fashion companies are realizing the importance of designing with sustainability in mind, and … More A Glimpse into the Sustainable Future of Fashion
Fall 2011 – Fashion is about more than looking good. That is what the new student organization Net Impact hopes to illustrate in its socially and environmentally conscious fashion show on Wednesday night. This will be Net Impact’s first event since establishing its Miami chapter in August in coordination with the Social Entrepreneurship department. One … More Student organization to host sustainable fashion event
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