Seven Upcycled Pieces to Make Your Closet More Eco-Friendly on World Environment Day

June 05, 2020 at 05:00PM There are plenty of designers making old things new again—it’s a great way to curb the wastefulness of the fashion industry’s traditional production methods, and also results in garments and accessories that are incredibly unique. Looking to add something more environmentally-friendly to your wardrobe? As we mark World Environment Day today, here are seven pieces of upcycled clothing (and a few accessories for good measure) to fit any budget. <div class="sjm-attachment-carousel–header gallery-container–vertical" data-slick='{"speed":400,"adaptiveHeight":true,"variableWidth":false,"centerMode":true,"centerPadding":"0","slidesToShow":1,"lazyLoad":"ondemand","prevArrow":"Previous”,”nextArrow”:”Next”}’ data-simplemodal=’false’ > 1/7 Aldgate dress ($492, The R Collective) This lightweight and versatile crepe dress will quickly become a staple thanks to its dreamy draped quality. Buy Now 2/7 Caravan mix flip flop bracelets ($16 for set of 10, Caravan and Company) Add to your arm party with this fun mix of bangles made from recycled flip flops. Buy Now 3/7 Dot insertion trouser ($365, Laugh By Lafaille) Spring forward with Montreal brand Laugh By Lafaille’s charming trousers, crafted with vintage textiles and a modern cut. Buy Now 4/7 Pop of colour t-shirt ($79, Zero Waste Daniel) Made from fabric scraps sourced by Fabscrap, a hub for facilitating a more circular fashion industry, this tee is anything but basic. Buy Now 5/7 Cotton-blend jacket ($490, Myar) Everyone loves a good khaki jacket—this one comes with an off-beat Hawaiian shirt pattern on the back. Buy Now 6/7 Revivify blazer ($171, Blonde Gone Rogue) A boxy silhouette and asymmetrical detail give this blazer a business-meets-pleasure vibe. Buy Now 7/7 Screen-Shot-2020-04-21-at-1.25.23-PM Meristem backpack ($390, Vanina)

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Warby Parker Pledges $1 Million to Organizations Working to End Racial Injustice

June 05, 2020 at 04:50PM After demonstrations have been held across the United States to protest the unjust death of George Floyd, eyewear company Warby Parker has spoken out about how the brand will be taking action and showing support to the Black community. The brand is one of many in the fashion industry like Kering, Stella McCartney, and more pledging money to organizations that are focused on combating systemic racism. Warby Parker’s announcement, which was posted on Instagram, states: “To our black community members, employees, customers, colleagues, and friends: We see you, stand with you, and are pledging $1 million to organizations and initiatives focused on combating systemic racism.” When commenters asked Warby Parker which organizations and initiatives will receive the million-dollar donation – vital information that many people are requesting as they read about major companies putting in the work to help – the brand commented back saying, “We’re seeking input from our team, and leaders in this field, on a number of different organizations that we can contribute to. Our ultimate goal is to ensure these funds are distributed to groups that will drive meaningful impact toward combating systemic racism. We will share more details on our approach once it’s finalized.” Scroll through to read Warby Parker’s full statement about the pledge. Related: The CFDA Announces New Initiatives to Address Systemic Racism Within the Fashion Industry More Celeb News Author Nikita Ramsinghani | Popsugar Selected by CWC

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Selena Gomez and Lady Gaga Are Having Black Leaders and Anti-Racist Organizations Take Over Their Instagrams

June 05, 2020 at 01:30PM Selena Gomez and Lady Gaga are continuing to support the Black Lives Matter movement by inviting Black leaders and anti-racist organizations to take over their Instagrams and reach out to their millions of followers directly. Gomez and Gaga announced on their Instagram accounts yesterday that the takeovers will begin today as they seek to amplify Black voices on their platforms. “We all have an obligation to do better and we can start by listening with an open heart and mind,” Gomez said in her post. ADVERTISEMENT – CONTINUE READING BELOW Gomez and Gaga both have incredible reach on Instagram: Gomez has 178 million followers, while Gaga has 42.1 million followers. Both have been sharing poststhemselves in support of the movement and wanted to do more. Gomez wrote, “I have been struggling to know the right things to say to get the word out about this important moment in history. After thinking about how best to use my social media, I decided that we all need to hear more from Black voices. Over the next few days I will be highlighting influential leaders and giving them a chance to take over my Instagram so that they can speak directly to all of us. We all have an obligation to do better and we can start by listening with an open heart and mind.” This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find

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How to Keep Your Hair Healthy

June 05, 2020 at 12:07PM Having soft, strong, vibrant, and stunning hair is the pride of every woman or man for that matter. Besides giving you better looks, healthy hair boosts your self-esteem and confidence, especially when you’re around people. While there’s no secret shortcut to having healthy hair, it can be done with the right commitment and resources. If […] The post How to Keep Your Hair Healthy appeared first on SafeandHealthylife. Continue Reading… Author Safe and Healthy Life Expert | Safeandhealthy Selected by CWC

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Planting Seeds

June 05, 2020 at 12:00PM Hi friends! We’ve been offline planting seeds. Seeds of growth. Seeds of conversation. Seeds of books/podcasts/articles. While the air we’re breathing is feeling different by the day, the changes that need to happen in our society are going to take time. Unlearning a bias doesn’t happen overnight. There isn’t a handbook or course you can… The post Planting Seeds appeared first on Kath Eats Real Food. Continue Reading… Author Kath Younger | KathEats Selected by CWC

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