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Tag Archives: people tree
an ethical outfit: afternoon lecture
Details: People Tree Dress, Mata Traders Earrings, Malia Designs Bag, Ruby Dust Vintage Loafers (Click the styleboard to be redirected to polyvore) I don’t have any lectures to attend, though I did go to a special talk given by one … Continue reading
Posted in Styleboards
Tagged charlottesville, elephant purse, ethical outfit, fall, loafers, malia designs, mata traders, people tree, preppy outfit, ruby dust vintage, schoolgirl
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the moral wardrobe: fair
I wore this today for Fashion Revolution Day. It’s not inside out (I chickened out), but it is all fair trade and secondhand. Instead of being forced to tell people why I was wearing my clothes inside out, I just … Continue reading
Posted in personal style
Tagged fair trade, fashion revolution day, people tree, personal style, poetry, spring style, the moral wardrobe, thredup
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read this: the eco edit
People Tree, a fair trade fashion label based in London, just released their second Eco Edit digital magazine. This one focuses on life after the Rhana Plaza collapse. It’s pretty bleak, but it’s so important that we read firsthand accounts … Continue reading
the moral wardrobe: any day now
Since the weather still hasn’t decided if it’d like to become spring, I have to constantly check the forecast. On colder days, I just want to wear something easy; it’s too annoying at this point in the season to obsess … Continue reading
Posted in personal style
Tagged casual, conscientious consumerism, ethical, faces tee, levis, loafers, mustard sweater, people tree, the moral wardrobe, thredup, vintage
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spring favorites
springfaves by fracturedradiance featuring leather bags Charlottesville had its first taste of spring last week and now I’m totally and completely over winter. I’ve been enjoying watching wildlife reemerge and birds take flight, flocks zig-zagging across the sky hypnotically. I … Continue reading
Posted in Styleboards
Tagged conscientious consumerism, everlane, fair trade, favorites, people tree, polyvore, sandals, seasonal, shopping, spring, toms, wishlist
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the moral wardrobe: snowed in
There’s no better time for a blog update than today, because we’re snowed in (by snowed in, I really mean we can’t drive anywhere without shoveling out the whole road first; we could certainly take a walk outside). I wore … Continue reading
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Tagged americana, bell bottoms, conscientious consumerism, fair trade, minnetonka, modcloth, people tree, preppy, the moral wardrobe
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people tree spring/summer lookbook
People Tree just released its Spring/Summer interactive lookbook. I love everything in the Orla Kiely collaboration. The best part is that it’s all fair trade and most cotton products are organic. Take a look by clicking here or on the … Continue reading
Posted in Brands
Tagged fair trade, fashion, lookbook, organic, orla kiely for people tree, people tree, spring, summer 2014
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style recipe: sweater and flared skirt
style1 by fracturedradiance featuring dangle earrings I’ve been really into classic dressing this winter due to its simplicity. When you’re cold all the time, it’s difficult to plan perfect outfits, so it’s nice to fall back on time-tested looks. This … Continue reading
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Tagged american apparel, fair trade, flared skirt, handmade, mata traders, people tree, recipe for success, style ideas, style recipe, sweater
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conscientious copycat: free people
fairtrade1 by fracturedradiance featuring american apparel shoes I made this styleboard quite awhile ago, but it looks pretty perfect for late fall weather (perhaps supplemented with some navy tights). Free People does a great job creating a feeling of adventure … Continue reading
the moral wardrobe: people tree
I finally placed an order at People Tree. It was a headache because the website doesn’t have a USD option, so I had to keep calculating the conversion rate as I added things to my cart. I bought the Faces … Continue reading
