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You can build and maintain a sustainable wardrobe without buying new stuff.
It's more about being intentional with your purchasing behaviors and the emotional/cultural connection you feel with the pieces you own.

A lot of marketing money goes into making us feel like we need to buy new things to be sustainable, but it's just not the case. If and when you need to replace an item, look for sustainable options, but keep your eyes open for quality construction with quality materials. You also want to make sure that you're *really* in love with any piece you're thinking to add to your collection. This will get you started on building your sustainable wardrobe.

Otherwise, your current wardrobe may just need some TLC and attention; mending and getting creative with existing pieces and/or being honest about pieces you just don't use and reselling/donating them.

Comment below which step from the infographic you've already been doing or are willing to try!
And, if you need any help/guidance with how to mend your clothing, leave a comment below or DM me 😊

Sometimes, things in life are uncertain. With this uncertainty comes anxiety, stress, doubt... but, patience. All will come in good time! Breathe, pray, and let it have the space to do its thing. All we can do is our very best with what we can control. From there, things will fall in place 😌🙏
Yesterday, my 'almost hubby' caught me admiring this beautiful sunset. Nature never ceases to inspire.
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It's been so long- I hope you've been okay, and especially had a fantastic Thanksgiving!!

Felt it was about time I started posting here since I have a backlog of beautiful pictures. And especially since I have a new collection to share with you guys called Ula!

I was invited to show a part of my first collection at a private show back in September with Diego De La Cruz. And I got to work with the kindest and most wonderful models (Neima J Victor , Azia Armand , Cabiedes, Lowry) through Revalushion Management Agency. Behemoth's top was switched for another one for a different look for this show!
Amazing Photographer: Saba Design Studio Fine Art Photography