Brand of the Week; Finlayson

This week I'm not looking at clothes specifically, instead we are changing things up (a little) with a Swedish company called Finlayson.

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Brand of the Week; Veja

Emma Watson, queen of sustainable and ethical clothing first introduced me to Veja trainers. Ironically I went on to learn about them in my sustainability lectures as well and it made me even more intrigued about why the brand is so fantastic.

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Fur In Fashion; The Fur Trade

In the UK, we live in a little bubble. The production of fur in fur farms was banned back in 2003. This doesn't mean however that it can't still be imported or sold. Recently Lucy Watson became the face of a campaign trying to ban fur at London Fashion Week, something I think is a must. What you may not realise however, is the true scale of the industry, now worth $40 billion a year and appears to be back on the increase!

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Brand of the Week; Kowtow

I'm a big lover of minimalist fashion, there is something effortless when its done well and manages to make anyone look flawless. Key statement pieces and clean lines ooze class. There are so many bloggers which show this to from MODERN LEGACY and FASHIONVIBE to Decades of Shade and Emma Hill.

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Champney's Eastwell Manor Spa Review; A Celebration Treat

To celebrate finally finishing my masters, WOOOO GO MEEE, my mum decided to book a spa to allow a little wind down and try to relax at the Champney's Eastwell Manor Spa in Kent and it seemed only fair to share my experience on the blog.

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Brand of the Week; SOLO eyewear

SOLO eyewear doesn't just use products that are recycled and sustainable they also go way beyond.

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Cause of the Month; Endometriosis UK

In September I started a new section called Cause of the Month with the aim to raise awareness of smaller charities, or ones that are important to me.

This month is a charity called Endometriosis UK, a little different from the Wave Project but important none the less.

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Brand of the Week; ECOALF

ECOALF is a brand with a fantastic ethos. They don't believe fashion should use up our natural resources in a careless way and so that's why they recycle waste and turn it into their products.

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