Recently the Australian Department of Health and Human Services revised initial recommendations against routine use of face masks to say that “the Chief Health Officer now recommends that adults living in areas under Stage 3 restrictions wear a face mask when Read more…
Yes, lock-down in Australia is here for Winter. While we transition from anticipating the reopening of our favourite op-shops or bars, to settle in for another month or so of zoom+wine sessions and cosy cuddles with the cat or dog, Read more…
Stay sustainably stylish with our top 9 outfits for the festive season.
Sustainable fashion is a movement that the thrift-shop loving community have staunchly supported for decades. A new report by resale marketplace thredUP has announced that the secondhand clothing market is growing 21 times faster than retail, as pre-loved fashion moves from Read more…
by Sophie Newman At Ethical Fashion Review for the past 3 years we have tried, and failed, to find an ethical and sustainable angle to cover for Australia’s MBFWA Fashion Week. This year we’re sharing what we’ve learned in an Read more…
Brand Feature Supported by greater demand, sustainable fashion is more accessible than ever before, which also translates into a larger range of stylish options available to the conscious consumer. Vegan, unisex watch brand Time IV Change has been at the forefront Read more…
Are you a fashion student, emerging designer, or just looking for greater recognition for your brand? For new designers, getting an enterprise or career off the ground can be challenging, so it’s important to maximise every opportunity available, to be Read more…
A carefully curated who’s who of sustainable-fashion influence and media attended an intimate dinner at Sydney’s the Acre last week, introducing Australian retailer the Iconic’s first foray into value-driven shopping. It wasn’t long ago that boutique-startup come household name The Iconic, was Read more…
The myth that ethical fashion equals boring or wearing a uniform has been vanquished by covetable designs and sustainable innovation. We live for fashion while not compromising on values for people and environment, and show how to bring trends into Read more…
With growing access to research and reports, excuses are thinning for consumers, and non-existent for brands claiming to be ignorant of exploitation and slavery throughout the fashion supply chain. A recent report released by Oxfam Australia – Made in Poverty, The True Read more…