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Why do we keep outsourcing our style to fast fashion instead of focussing on what we already have?
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Women, Fashion, and Consumerism: Part 3
In the final episode of our three-part series on women, fashion, and consumerism, the discussion centres around our obsession with fast fashion and the constant pursuit of "newness".
Key topics include habituation and its influence on wardrobe choices, the concept of wardrobe freeze, and the importance of creative ownership in fostering a love for one's clothes, as well as practical steps to curb consumption, cultivate personal style, and embrace sustainable fashion.
Guests:
- Vive Oldham | Gentle Coach
- Charlie Smith | Slow Fashion Advocate
- Jacinta Ebsworth | Money Coach
- Hazel Law | Sustainable Stylist
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About the show:
This is Reloved Radio: Sustainable Fashion Stories, the fortnightly show that brings you inspiring stories from guests who are making a positive impact in the sustainable fashion space.
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Music: 'Old Leather Sneakers' by PineAppleMusic
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