Fast fashion outfits

ARTS THREAD Portfolios: BORBALA FERENCZ, Budapest, Hungary - "This collection is inspired from the waste that the fashion industry creates. Shreds, second-hand clothes are upcycled and given a new preciosity. The silhouette of the outfits are inspired from 17th century royal garments, in contrast with today’s fast fashion items." #upcycling #fashion #recycling #repurposing

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In the Philippines, the country most at risk from the climate crisis, a group of designers are prioritizing versatility and craft in the pursuit of sustainability.

90s fashion - stripes, plaid shirts, high-waisted jeans, chokers, bandana, sweatshirt around the waist

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The fashion industry, which relies heavily on fossil fuels for production of polyester fabrics, accounts for 10% of global carbon dioxide emissions. More clothing is being produced–and and thrown away—than ever.

This collection is inspired from the waste that the fashion industry creates. Shreds, second-hand clothes are upcycled and given a new preciosity. The silhouette of the outfits are inspired from 17th century royal garments, in contrast with today’s fast fashion items. With the uncanny combination of precious elements and forms with damaged goods, and thrown away materials, it is questioning the way we consider something valuable.

Blair Eadie wearing a printed set from Zara with a bag by Pamela Munson. Click through for full outfit details and check out more daily fashion looks and more style posts on Atlantic-Pacific!