Talks Sustainable Fashion with Aleasha McCallion and Emily Wills

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With the rise in fast fashion and trends changing quicker than ever let’s pause to understand how we can be more sustainable in our fashion choices.

In this episode we are joined byAleasha McCallion and Emily Wills. Aleasha holds a Masters of Fashion (Entrepreneurship), she has worked with Ethical Clothing Australia, and taught Ethical Sustainable Fashion Business at Fashion Masters. Emily Wills holds a Masters in Cross Disciplinary Art + Design and lectures at RMIT University.

With their clued-in perspectives we will discuss, what is sustainable fashion? What should we be looking out for as consumers and how can we reduce our environmental and social fashion footprint?

Links mentioned in this episode:

Li Edelkoort's Anti-Fashion Manifesto

https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/voices/li-edelkoort-anti-fashion-manifesto-fashion-is-old-fashioned

Fashion Revolution Who Made My Clothes?

https://www.fashionrevolution.org/tag/who-made-my-clothes/

Go On You app

https://goodonyou.eco/app/

2018 Ethical Fashion Guide

https://baptistworldaid.org.au/resources/2018-ethical-fashion-guide/

2019 Australian Circular Fashion Conference

https://www.australiancircularfashion.com.au/

Australian Council of Fashion Sustainability Portal

http://www.sustainabilityportal.net/

B-Corporation Certification

https://bcorporation.com.au/

ECA Accreditation

https://ethicalclothingaustralia.org.au/accredited-companies/

AFC Curated Program

https://afccurated.com/

Labels:

Citizen Wolf

Good Day Girl

Lois Hazel

Nobody Denim

Manning Cartell

Victoria and Woods

Sarah Conners Accessories

Organic Soapberries

https://www.thatredhouse.com.au

Ellen MacArthur Foundation A New Textiles Economy Report

https://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/assets/downloads/publications/A-New-Textiles-Economy_Full-Report.pdf

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