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21st April 2021

THE AGGREGATION OF SUSTAINABILITY & THE DARKER SIDE OF FASHION

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This Ramadan, we asked our community to share thei

This Ramadan, we asked our community to share their early morning Suhoor rituals, practices and intentions throughout the month. Despite the pandemic’s disruption of many traditions, our community opened up on how they are coping with the current times, connecting with their families near and far, and their faith. Tap the link in our bio for the full story featuring Noor Elkhaldi (@noore), Ilyes Cherni (@ilyescherno), Myhra Mirza (@niyya.co), Shukriya Mohamed (@brokeindubay), Rihab Nubi (@riinubi), Ahmed Samy (@ahmedsamyeladl) and Omar Mohammed Al Mahri (@omvaar).

Dreaming of these #SexyInteriors amidst the urban

Dreaming of these #SexyInteriors amidst the urban oasis of Siwa, Egypt. Photos via @omarsosabartolome #MiilkiinaMood.

Photographer Stephen Tayo (@stephen.tayo) wants to

Photographer Stephen Tayo (@stephen.tayo) wants to remind us that systemic change in the fashion industry takes time. In our How to Make it: Breaking into the Fashion Industry on your own webinar, he opens up on how years of experience have taught him the importance of setting realistic sustainable solutions. “To see any sort of change, it really takes time. With big brands and publications, there are so many faults in terms of how quickly they want to diversify. It’s very performative, we need to make more genuine adjustments about how everything will affect people in 10 or 15 years.” Tap the link in our bio for the full panel discussion. Photo by @stephen.tayo

In Amel’s (@amel.adore) words, the most poignant

In Amel’s (@amel.adore) words, the most poignant of works have often been the most personal. Swedish-Malaysian designer Azura Lovisa (@azuralovisa) uses her own history and personal identity to redefine contemporary fashion from a critical postcolonial perspective. Tap the link in our bio to read the interview on how the slow-fashion label is unified and guided by storytelling.

Houston-based multi-disciplinary design studio SAM

Houston-based multi-disciplinary design studio SAMDE (@samdestudio) wrestles with craft and eliminates material boundaries. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about Ivan Samedi’s (@ivansamedi) brainchild, founded as a way to embody his architectural studies and give shape to his minimalistic approach to design.

During worldwide lockdowns, designer and artist Na

During worldwide lockdowns, designer and artist Nadine Mossallam (@nadinemos) intentionally distanced from designing. But making art inspired her to connect with creating garments again. “We have the capacity to change the things that we worry about. When we are lost or when we feel restrained, just let things happen.” Tap the link our bio for more Nadine, and what she’s learned from settling in the thrill of unknown possibility.

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