The Party Doesn’t Start Until Sustainability Walks In
You know that spine-tingling sensation that trickles down from the back of your neck when you slide into that perfect party dress? Yeah, we’re talking about that feeling! Well, let’s double the pleasure by ensuring your party wear is also eco-friendly. Here we present the sustainable gems you need for your party wardrobe.
I. Green is the New Black
Today, the most glittering trend in fashion isn’t sequins, but sustainability. Before indulging in fast fashion party essentials, ponder over this: as per Quantis, the fashion industry produces 10% of all humanity's carbon emissions. If that doesn’t sober you up, we don’t know what will.
II. Slow and Steady Wins the Fashion Race
Slaying sustainability doesn’t mean saying ciao to style. Sustainable brands have stepped up to combine chic designs with green practices. Whether it's People Tree’s organic cotton dresses or Reformation’s carbon-neutral production chains, the party never stops for the eco-conscious glamazon.
III. Say YES to Second-Hand
Size up vintage styles and thrifted jewels for one-of-a-kind outfits that break the fashion mold while reducing waste. Nothing says unique like a retro-meets-modern power combo assembled from a treasure trove like Le Prix or ThredUP.
IV. Rent, Don’t Buy
Popping tags without owning them? Sign us up! With fashion rental services like Rent the Runway, you can access a revolving wardrobe of designer wear and stay on-trend without contributing to fashion waste. Now that’s a ‘borrowed from the runway’ moment!
V. Tie the Green Knot
It's perfectly fine to be picky about where your favorite party pieces come from. Choose brands that are transparent about their environmental footprint and committed to ethical practices. Remember, the label isn’t just about the brand name, but also for ensuring transparency.
Don’t forget, when you switch to sustainable wear, you’re not just getting a dress, you’re beginning a love affair with Mother Nature, and boy, does she know how to party!
References
- Quantis. (2018). Measuring Fashion: Insights from the Environmental Impact of the Global Apparel and Footwear Industries study.
- People Tree. (2022). Organic Cotton Dresses.
- Reformation. (2022). Sustainable Practices.
- Le Prix. (2022). Sustainable Apparel.
- ThredUP. (2022) Second-hand Wear.
- Rent the Runway. (2022). Designer Wear.
