StyleWise Sustainable Fashion Blog
Sustainable, ethical, and thoughtful fashion for our collective thriving
Even the slightest variance in waist or hip proportion can throw off an otherwise good pair of jeans. That’s why I created this guide, in the hopes that, with a little trial and error, you can find a pair of ethical and sustainable denim that makes you feel great.
Madewell Balloon Jeans Review on a Size 30 I was not going to buy the balloon jeans. In fact, I was convinced that the dramatic …
Barrel Jeans and a Beret I bought these barrel jeans somewhat impulsively after seeing “balloon jeans” on several bloggers. If you haven’t heard about the …
Everlane Way-High Jean Review in a Size 30 Everlane recently released their Way-High Jeans with their typical “this changes everything” advertising flourish. Boasting a 12 …
Sustainable Jeans for Curvy and Plus Sizes Pear-proportioned people – often labeled “curvy” in today’s denim fits – have more than a 10″ difference between …
Fair Trade Fashion at Walmart? When Whitney Bauck at Fashionista published an article on Walmart’s new fair trade and sustainable-ish line, Free Assembly, I’m pretty …
My picks for Everlane denim that works for pear shapes.
A styled review of the Mott & Bow 100% Cotton Denim and Everlane ReNew Teddy Liner paired with thrifted boots, vintage glasses, and a Mott & Bow t-shirt.
Curvy Fit Denim is a thing now and I am here for it. Today I’m comparing Curvy Fit styles from two popular brands, Everlane and American Eagle.
(Disclaimer: this post contains affiliate links) Fair Trade Denim at Target A few weeks ago, I started hearing the whispers from ethical influencers and bloggers: …
A side by side review of the Everlane Authentic Stretch Denim in mid-rise and high-rise.