Our Go-To Sustainable Fashion Bloggers & Resources 2024
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The rise of sustainable fashion is reshaping the industry, as more consumers seek eco-friendly alternatives. As trends evolve, a growing number of people are becoming mindful of the environmental impact of their favorite wardrobe pieces.
Brands like those on PARO are leading the charge. Alongside them are influential sustainable fashion bloggers, publications, and Instagrammers who are passionate advocates for eco-friendly practices. These voices provide invaluable inspiration and information, shedding light on the complexities of sustainability in the fashion world.
In this spirit, we've curated a list of our top online resources for all things sustainable fashion. Each brings a unique perspective and style, so take a moment to explore, find your favorites, and join the movement by giving them a follow.
Atmos
Atmos Magazine is published twice a year and explores culture and climate. The digital version is collated by creatives, journalists, and explorers who are dedicated to making global progress. Featuring editorial and beautiful imagery across a range of topics related to climate and culture, Atmos regularly touches on subjects related to sustainable fashion. You can purchase the print magazine on PARO here.
Future World
The online forum FUTUREVVORLD is for people to discover more about the rise in sustainability in the fashion world. This digital platform understands that no brand is perfect as true sustainability would mean halting production to prevail on what already subsists. With this in mind, FUTUREVVOLD offers a community to showcase what is possible, aiming to take bigger steps to protect the planet.
The Slow Factory
Slow Factory establishes models that are beneficial to the planet and its inhabitants. They work to enhance their vision of climate justice via education, regenerative design, and innovative materials. Their Open Education program provides education for ethnic communities and is taught by scholars within this community. Follow The Slow Factory on Instagram as well as their founder Celine Salmaan.
Future Dust
Future Dust is a space for responsible fashion, created by Berlin-based freelance writer and consultant, and former Highsnobiety editor Alec Leach. Future Dust aims to be a safe space to talk about the brands/people who are making cool, responsibly made products, but are a bit reluctant to really shout about it.
Sarah Kent
One of the original and most looked-up-to reporters of sustainability in the fashion industry. Sarah Kent is Business of Fashion's Chief Sustainability Correspondent. You can read her regular newsletters on BOF's website or follow her on Instagram for bite-sized pieces of wisdom.
Aja Barber
Stylist and writer, Aja Barber, focuses on sustainability and fashion. Her work looks at a wealth of topics, including feminism, racism, wealth inequality, and how the fashion sector can be restored in relation to these matters. Barber’s first book ‘Consumed’ is available for pre-order. Follow her on Instagram and Patreon.
The Fashion Common Room
The Fashion Common Room is an educational platform/event forum facilitating dialogue in the sustainable fashion movement. TFCR is a space where citizens, activists, and industry leaders alike can come together to learn and come up with innovative solutions to redesign fashion supply chains wherein justice plays a leading role.
Clothes Horse
Clotheshorse aims to help consumers make better purchasing decisions. Each podcast show looks at an aspect of global fashion, from the manufacturing process to fashion sales. They believe that people should look at where their money is being spent, rather than buying from companies with bad ethics or practices.