Tag Archives: minimalism

i don’t think minimalism means what you think it means

Posted on October 3, 2014 by Leah

Minimalism is in. Capsule wardrobes; intentional living; clean lines; sustainable, closet-sized homes. But I hope you realize that the list I just spouted off represents two very different approaches to minimalism and that doing one doesn’t necessarily indicate anything about the other. … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays | Tagged conscientious consumerism, critique, intentional living, meditation, minimalism, minimalism trend, simple living, sustainability | 7 Comments

style: simple sandals

Posted on May 4, 2014 by Leah

sandals by fracturedradiance featuring black velvet shoes This season’s turn toward “minimalist” style is an interesting development because, for the most part, it doesn’t really embrace minimalism. The blogging world is saturated with posts endorsing minimalist dressing by getting rid of a … Continue reading →

Posted in Styleboards | Tagged conscientious consumerism, everlane, fair trade, minimalism, minimalist sandals, sandals, summer, trends | 2 Comments

“who made your clothes?” tee

Posted on April 26, 2014 by Leah

Quick! Get a “Who made your Clothes?” tee, designed by Michael Stars and produced in an ethical and totally sustainable manner, before they’re all sold out! Read more about the t-shirt and the cause here. *Photo links to original source. … Continue reading →

Posted in news | Tagged fair trade, fashion revolution day, minimalism, tshirt, typography, who made your clothes | Leave a comment

brand: seamly.co

Posted on April 15, 2014 by Leah

The founder of Seamly.co, Kristen Glenn, reached out to me last fall to participate in her newly launched affiliate program. WordPress doesn’t allow sidebar ads or affiliate links, however, so a full blog post seemed like the best way to … Continue reading →