I love fashion. I love buying new things, especially fast fashion. But fast fashion is not the way to go. Come with me on my journey to living more sustainably in this crazy world. This blog will be dedicated to fashion and thrifting, food and other things.
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I have to change. And maybe you should too.
Okay.
Hi.
Today I received my pay check and my first thought was: I should buy new clothes.
I don’t need new clothes. I have anything I need for this winter. I have enough boots, enough sneakers, I have enough coats. I don’t need more.
Then I thought: I could buy new books, new stationery. I should go the city and shop. Because that’s the thing: I love to shop. I love buying things I don’t need, things that will not make me feel better, less empty.
I looked around my room and looked at all the stuff I have. And boy, do I have a lot of stuff. I have so many books (okay, I really love books). I have a lot of clothes. Some of it I haven’t worn in a while, because the “right occasion” was never there. And I mainly have a lot of crap: chemistry notebooks from three years ago, three million different kind of tote bags, and so. many. notebooks. I also have a lot of deodorant and soap, which might come in handy but it just reminds that I should not buy more anytime soon.
I could never be a minimalist, I love stuff too much. But I could a bit less: consumerism is a problem, and I am contributing. So I welcome you on my voyage to buy less, but live more.
Things to inspire you:
Jenny Mustard Anti-Hauls
Best Dressed and her guides to thrifting.
Nayna Florence
Unjaded Jade
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