#eco fashion

[fightmeinthesephoraparkinglot]

Idea: sew some cute little moths with scrap fabrics and sew them on holes you have on your clothes so you can keep wearing them :)

[cozypunkprints]

Finally got around to finishing this visible mending project from this fall.

[curiousfancy]

Dreaming elven dreams by the side of a babbling brook in a hidden away valley 🌿

Dress by Gillian Smellie ✨ See more on my blog

[anielskaaniela]

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[dwindlebunnies]

I made a dress out of trash (a discarded camping tent), and did a photoshoot in it.

I hope you enjoy looking at it. If want to see more stuff I make, please follow me on instagram.

"A Simple Life" 

Salvaged tent, textile. 2022.

Dwindlebunny

The Chemise á la Reine was a controversial gown in its time. Popularised by Marie Antoinette, it resembled undergarments whilst also being made of expensive fine cotton muslin. Antoinette famously loved the small farm she had built in order to experience what she thought was the simple, everyday life of the average peasant - picking flowers, collecting chicken eggs and enjoying nature. She often had gowns made that were shockingly casual for royalty, borrowing ideas from those who could not afford to wear anything else. To some, she elevated the mundane. To others, she belittled the ongoing struggles of the lower class. 

[nataliadoesthings]

Make do and MEND

"The French government has announced a €154 million ($173M) five year scheme which will pay consumers to have their clothes and shoes repaired rather than throw them away and buy new ones.

Under the scheme, announced by the Secretary of State for Ecology, Bérangère Couillard, contributions to repair costs ranging from €6 ($6.70) to €25 ($28) will be available depending on the complexity of the work."

We need more of this everywhere - and also to bring back the businesses that did this.

Image via Rawpixel

[crittirclothing]

Another thing I decided to let go from my personal wardrobe. This shirt was something I made for a sewing class my senior year, I got a lot more refined in my sewing skills during that class but I don't find myself wearing this as much as I'd like to.

[menswearmonday]

dog friendly eco tote

[chi-likes-fashion]

Insects snd bugs by me on a vintage store find floral shirt! The sort of thing I imagine ir would like to Martin Margiela would do or Alexander McQueen in my dreams! Lol

Stephen Chan Lacey

[dyingpharaohs]

DYINGPHARAOHS.COM

[cozypunkprints]

A collection of most of the hand-darned mending I’ve done in the past year or so.

[butterflyflap]

I embroidered this onto my shirt because I did something I’m really proud of while wearing it (I went into a haunted house). Whenever I do something I’m proud of I’ll embroider that symbol onto the T-shirt I was wearing, like a badge of bravery

[anielskaaniela]

Hey ! Looking for a fun and eco-friendly DIY fashion project? Check out my latest tutorial video on how to transform a men's shirt and fabric leftovers into a stylish and unique button-up dress.This project is perfect for beginners and a great way to repurpose old clothing and scrap fabrics. In the video, I'll guide you through making a pattern for the dress and sewing it together, step by step. You'll learn how to create the front panel, puff sleeves, round neckline with collar, front princess seam, and side pockets.Not only is this dress easy to make, but it's also a sustainable and eco-friendly option for your wardrobe. Plus, it's a unique piece that's sure to turn heads and spark conversations.I'd love for you to check out the video and share your thoughts on this dress in thecomments below. And if you enjoy the tutorial, please give me a like .

[dnamag]

dog friendly

[thesoftcutofficial]

Textures.

[mslindsaym]

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