
camille watts
camille watts
as i embark on my journey toward sustainable fashion, my article “denim re-done: making ethical fashion choices at home” sheds light on the eye-opening reality of the fashion industry i both adore as a medium for my self expression, but which also poses challenging negative impacts on our environment.
discovering that each pair of denim jeans guzzles a staggering 3,781 liters of water, made me rethink how i could use my old jeans that i no longer wore. in the whirlwind of fast fashion, where trends come and go at lightning speed, i’ve embarked on a personal project.
it’s about more than just repurposing forgotten garments; it’s a journey of rediscovery and sustainability within my own closet. collaborating with my mom, we’ve transformed overlooked pieces into new treasures, challenging the status quo of consumption and embracing a future where every garment tells a story of renewal, not waste.
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