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FASHIONABLE-ME????😀👖👖👖👖 https://blogspot928.wordpress.com/2024/11/21/fashionable-me%f0%9f%98%80%f0%9f%91%96%f0%9f%91%96%f0%9f%91%96%f0%9f%91%96/ #Blog, #Dailyprompt, #Dailyprompt-2138, #Fashion, #Jeans, #Lifestyle, #Style, #Style


Hiring a dress for a special occasion can mean an outfit is worn 50 rather than five times https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-06/dress-hire-grows-in-popularity-cheaper-more-sustainable-option/104388732 #EnvironmentallySustainableBusiness #SustainableLiving #Fashion


I also enjoyed visiting the Te Rua Makerspace at the library of the University of Canterbury

https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/study/library/library-facilities/te-rua-makerspace It was fascinating to hear how the library managers seek to engage and include the various parts of the university community. #3dprinting #sewing #fashion #makermovement #innovation
Makerspace


Look at the pattern on this dress 😊😊 I'm going to wear it for my next gig 😄

#dresses #fashion #Collectif #pretty #nature #image
A dark brown flare dress patterned with mushrooms, ferns, wildflowers and butterflies


Happy Monday, #sewing and #fashion hive minds! As I get ready to open the Elfkin shop, I find myself with a linguistic dilemma with which I could use your help.

Traditionally, the clothing I make is referred to as "tailored menswear." Given that two of my fit models are woman and that it's 2023, I'm wondering if there may be a less obviously gendered term out there.


What you just see of fast #fashion is not what it really is.

Fashion is one of the least sustainable industries worldwide.

We are creating a greener, more competitive textiles sector with the #EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles by:

- tackling greenwashing,
- restricting the export of textile waste,
- discouraging the destruction of unsold or returned textiles,
- setting #design requirements to make them last longer,
- and more.

https://europa.eu/!Mqjfnv

Drawing © Gatis Šļūka
A cartoon of a woman taking a selfie, with a frame around her resembling an Instagram border. Outside of the shot, we see she is standing on top of a mountain of clothing. In the background is a factory producing lots of smoke, and a river with rubbish and dead fish. The artist’s name, Gatis Šļūka, appears in the bottom right corner.


The reason 19th century dresses had white collars and white cuffs is that … they didn't! These are undergarments turned over the edges. #19thcentury dresses needed to be dry-cleaned before practical dry-cleaning existed.

Much underclothing was used to keep dresses from contact with skin; working women wore aprons to protect the fronts. At the end of the day, dresses were hung up and brushed lightly.

#midjourney please take note.

#history #fashion #victorianera #SaltIslandDiaries
Ophelie from 'The Salt Island Diaries' wearing a black 19th century dress with white collars and white cuffs.