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Do you know what Fast Fashion is? You might want to investigate. Fast Fashion is how the majority of the clothing and fashion industries choose to do business. It's become public knowledge that many products are built to have a short life span, forcing consumers to by more. After the Industrial Revolution the Clothing Industry was created. Textiles (Fabrics) could be made much faster and in larger quantities. Tailors/seamstresses began to be able to make clothing that was less expensive for the lower classes. Eventually Fashion Designers became celebrities. At first there was two times a year new clothing styles were rotated, spring and fall. Now there a four or or more times a year retailers will change out their stock. People throw out their old clothes, or donate them, to buy the newest fashions. Along with this, fabrics are now made with plastics. TLDR: More clothes are saturating the market, designed to wear out as quickly as possible, containing non-compostable plastics, with environmentally devastating practices. What would you do to change these practices or mitigate the damage? Reposted from @clearpublicspace - This is the real cost to the environment of the fashion industry⠀ #FashionRevolution #savetheplanet #plasticplanet #saynotoplastic #saveourseas #beachcleanup #protectwhatyoulove #zerowaste #crueltyfree #plasticfree #gogreen #ecofriendly #nature #environment #cleanouroceans #vegansofinstagram #plantbased #pollution #bethechange #slowfashion #plasticfreetuesday #fashionrevolution #itistimeforchange #PlasticChallenge #freefromplastic #secondhandclothes #whyplastic #sustanaiblebrands https://www.instagram.com/p/BxgZIZBgo8j/?igshid=60xi2zglfcbb