Telling the stories of underrepresented womxn in fashion. Discover inclusive, sustainable and ethical fashion brands led by womxn, BIPOC, LGBTQIA and more.
"When people buy a $10 t-shirt, they are unaware of the social and ethical costs of that purchase. Behind the money they save, there are underpaid workers working in dangerous conditions...." -Ren Buenviaje, founder of @commonskies_ Read our Q&A with Ren! https://t.co/JVn3yqfD00
"Being cooped up indoors all the time had me feeling nostalgic, so I started having my old travel photos professionally printed. They looked unexpectedly great, and I wondered what they would look like on a t-shirt." -Ren Buenviaje of @commonskies_ https://t.co/JVn3yqfD00
"With @commonskies_ I want to create a brand where people are able to envision themselves in the clothes, regardless of who they are or where they come from." -Ren Buenviaje #inclusive#fashion#BIPOC Read our interview: https://t.co/JVn3yqfD00
We caught up this week with Ren Buenviaje, the Filipina American founder of travel-inspired apparel brand @commonskies_ Her clothes are cool and comfortable—perfect for both lounging at home and going out. #BIPOC#sustainablefashion Read our blog: https://t.co/JVn3yqfD00
During my last trip to Vietnam ... I visited the family who has been making our horn pieces. When I see them and interact with them, I don’t just see them as our supplier; I see them as family members. -Jessica Phan, founder of @hathorwayshop#sustainablefashion
"Instead of throwing the flawed pieces away, I decided to evolve the design and turn it into something completely different—the Vui Mung. Today, it has become one of my bestsellers." —Jessica Phan, founder of @hathorwayshop
Read our interview: https://t.co/20SLjxNVm7
"Today, our products are made-to-order so that we aren’t overproducing, cluttering the land and encouraging unnecessary waste." —Jessica Phan, founder of @hathorwayshop#sustainablefashion#accessories#jewelry#ecofriendly
Read our interview here: https://t.co/20SLjxNVm7
"Besides creating green products that use natural materials like reclaimed horns and woven rattan, we are conscious of our manufacturing process and packaging materials." —Jessica Phan, founder of @hathorwayshop#sustainablefashion
Read our interview here: https://t.co/20SLjxNVm7
During my last trip to Vietnam ... I visited the family who has been making our horn pieces. When I see them and interact with them, I don’t just see them as our supplier; I see them as family members.
"There was a design flaw in one of my other #earring designs; it wouldn’t dangle properly because I didn’t take gravity into consideration. Instead of throwing the flawed pieces away, I decided to evolve the #design and turn it into something completely different—the Vui Mung."
Full Court is a tennis-inspired activewear brand by African American designer Marguerite Wade that marries fashion and functional fitness. Buy here: https://t.co/hmJ3GmJn94
Athleisure vibes
If your New Year's resolution was to get fit, you might want to start by checking out these POC-led #activewear brands. #Athletic#fashion#inclusive
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NubiaNatalie was founded by Natalie Arribeno, who partners with traditional artisans in rural Mexico to produce eco-friendly activewear. Buy here: https://t.co/PpnsdQkTys
Kaarem is a Brooklyn-based brand focused on details and quality founded by designers Chuong Pham and Kathy Minh Bach, who are inspired by their Vietnamese heritage.
Buy the Saccha Layered Onesie: https://t.co/AtRzWbdQJb
Holiday party looks
This holiday season, spice up your wardrobe by shopping at #inclusive#fashion brands. Here's some suggestions from BIPOC-led companies to get started!
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Jibri is a plus-size label founded by Black designer Jasmine Elder to create clothes for the fashion-conscious, curvy woman. Buy the Long-sleeved Slouch Maxi Dress: https://t.co/nOx0fLDojG