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  • Our Campaigns
    • Fashion + The Circular Economy
    • Fashion + Throw-Away Culture
    • Fashion + Age
    • Fashion + Community
    • Fashion + Technology
    • Fashion + Disability
    • Fashion + Mental Health
    • Fashion + Diversity
    • Fashion + Psychology
    • Fashion + Sustainability
    • Fashion + Body Image
    • Fashion + The Global Crisis
    • Fashion + Feminism
    • Fashion + Sexuality
    • Fashion + Influencers
    • Fashion + Veganism
    • Fashion + Climate Change
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Mindless Mag is a storytelling space for FASHION + Stuff That Matters.

Each month we explore the relationship between fashion and important social issues such as mental health, climate change, body image and sustainability.

 

  • Fashion + Throw-Away Culture

    5 Things to Do With Your Unwanted Clothes

    March 11, 2021 /

    Instead of throwing them away! Throw-away culture or fast fashion is the cycle of constantly making and consuming new clothes in order to keep up with the latest trends. It is extremely harmful for the environment, with hundreds of items of clothing disposed of when it is no longer in fashion. E – retailers and fast fashion giants with low prices along with social media have worsened the issue. Can we ever throw away throw – away culture? Or is it enough to just make an effort to be environmentally conscious in our fashion choices? Before binning the clothes you no longer wear, help combat throw-away culture and try these…

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  • Fashion + Community

    The New Digital Fashion Communities on Social Media

    January 2, 2021 /

    Community is sharing or having certain attitudes and interests in common. In the fashion industry, the term ‘community’ can mean many things. As a narrative it is always changing. Community is found in the design and making of clothing and in the social aspect of fashion events. In the digital age the term has taken on a new meaning, as social media has facilitated new digital fashion communities. We are more connected now than ever, to each other and to our hobbies and interests.   Before apps like Instagram, fashion communities could be found through blogging. Bloggers shared their opinions on fashion with a highly-engaged audience on a singular platform. However,…

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    Fashion and Community

    January 27, 2021

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    January 13, 2021

    Fashion Has Power to Build Bridges and Walls Among People

    January 25, 2021
  • Fashion + Technology

    How Technology Is Improving Sustainability in Fashion

    December 2, 2020 /

    In recent years, the need for sustainability in fashion has become apparent. The fashion industry is an energy-exhausting market, it accounts for about ‘10% of global carbon emissions, and nearly 20% of wastewater‘. That’s more than the aviation and shipping industries combined. The fashion industry is now the second biggest polluter in the world. Water pollution caused by toxic dyes and chemicals is harmful for aquatic and human life. Large quantities of fresh water used to produce cotton depletes an already scarce resource. Textile waste contains synthetic fibres such as polyester, which can take up to 200 years to decompose, and the list goes on. Consumers are becoming more aware…

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  • Fashion + Disability

    5 Disability – Friendly Fashion Brands You Should Know

    November 9, 2020 /

    Adaptive fashion is clothing that is suitable for people with disabilities and chronic conditions. For the reason that buttons, zippers, laces and materials can pose problems when putting on or removing clothes. As the fashion industry strives to be more inclusive, there has been a drastic rethink in how brands design for disability. Fashionable but comfortable options are becoming widely available, as brands are considering the needs and wants of their disabled consumers. From high-end to newcomers, here are five disability-friendly fashion brands and designers you should know: 1. Tommy Adaptive – Tommy Hilfiger (Worldwide) Tommy Adaptive created by Tommy Hilfiger is considered a leading brand in the world of…

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    The new era of inclusivity – Better keep up, fashion!

    November 3, 2020

    It’s time to represent everyone in fashion

    November 16, 2020

    Fashion Focus: the Stories of Disabled Models

    November 5, 2020
  • Fashion + Mental Health

    How Fashion Can Cultivate Positive Mental Health

    October 27, 2020 /

    What we wear can say a lot about who we are as people; the styles, patterns and colours we choose represent part of our personality. Whether this is done consciously or subconsciously, we are projecting ourselves to those around us through the clothes we wear every day. If someone favour’s clothing that connotes a specific style or trend, they are reflecting interest in that subject/culture to the outside world. The same applies for merchandise from media and pop culture we enjoy. Fashion is a form of self – expression and can be used to increase self – confidence. Clothing can also have symbolic meaning. Certain pieces may represent a positive…

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    October 21, 2020
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