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Thoughtful Style: Made-to-Order from The Kit

The Kit Brand review, along with more photos from my Cup of Jo feature, life updates, and thoughts on blogging in a climate crisis.

Ninakuru’s focus on holistic luxury means they consider quality, craftsmanship, and the workers, making high end, fair trade hats and bags.

In this post, I’m sharing the first of 5 outfits that were featured on Cup of Jo, featuring thoughtful style and a Love Cat Sweatshirt.

Is Zara ethical or sustainable? Labor violations, unsafe conditions, and environmental concerns plague Zara. Here are alternative brands.

Sustainable Y2K Fashion that lets you embrace the nostalgia, stay trendy, and have fun, and all without causing further harm to people or planet.

Ten years after Rana Plaza collapsed, how has it impacted the ethical fashion movement? The Bangladesh Fire and Safety Accord and more.

Did you know that “all natural” skincare isn’t actually better, and is sometimes dangerous? Here’s what I use as skincare for sensitive skin.

A free-spirited, artisan aesthetic without the ethics and sourcing to match? Shop these ethical and sustainable alternatives to Free People.

Looking for sustainable alternatives to Urban Outfitters? In addition to the Urban Renewal collection, I share upcycled and ethical brands.

Where to find sustainable, comfortable shoes you can wear to work in the service industry, medical industry, or anywhere else.