I truly think it is time for the world to open their eyes wide and to understand what’s going on. I believe that it is now time to be conscious of what we truly do in this world and understand how our way of living affects our planet.
This is not only about eating organic food and making sure you recycle… we need to look further and we need to realize the consequences of our acts.
For instance… what do you know about the retail price of a fashion item? Do you think that it always tells you the entire story behind the cost of production? Well no it doesn’t… but as Maria Malo mentioned in her blog post:
you can make some pretty safe assumptions about the costs that would’ve been covered in the process:
Ethical clothing is typically produced and sold with an eye for improving all of the above. It aims to pay a fair living wage to the men and women (note: not children!) that produced the items; to ensure that the working conditions for those on the production end are fair, healthy, and safe; and to find materials that are as kind to the earth as they are to the farmers that produced them.
Here we believe that we can change our habits for good and start thinking about all the little things in life that can truly have an impact on our world. Opening our heart to others, taking care of our planet, being less selfish and start focusing on the spiritual aspect of the world. Being conscious of our impact on other lives and just start opening our heart to start loving unconditionally.
In this process I would like you to now take the time to think about what kind of clothes you would buy and mostly what kind of clothes you would be proud of wearing… are you still tempted to go to the massive shopping centers, spending your money on the same products that tonnes of people are already wearing or are you thinking about changing your habits and wearing ethical clothes?
If it is the case then I would seriously suggest that you visit Maria Malo and see how she managed to turn her business into a real sustainable one and see what fabrics she uses to create her products towards a sustainable, ethical and ecological lifestyle.
Please visit Maria Malo and follow Maria on Instagram and Facebook.
We had the chance to spend time with one such inspirational woman and we are proud to introduce you to Bianca Forzano, creator of Bianca Bikinis currently based in Cabarete in the Dominican Republic.
We all knows that the best way to look good in a photo is to be natural… so follow the guide here.
2 passionate French riders have been working hard on a new concept they call “wet à porter” where fashion and elegance meet the neoprene industry and create unique wetsuits for men and women.
A lot of research have been done on the physical and psychological benefits of sport but it seems that we don’t often focus on the spiritual benefits…
life experience sometimes doesn’t give you choices and that’s why sometimes you just have to deal with the reality and start doing things on your own… if you wait for people to do the things you really want to do then you end up doing nothing.
