It’s Fashion Revolution Week (April 24-30 2017)!
Fashion Revolution Week was born a year after Rana Plaza collapsed in Dhaka, Bangladesh on April 24th in 2013. 1,134 garment workers were killed and over 2,500 people were injured. It was far from the first factory fire and not the last but it was the one that made the headlines. Since then every year Fashion Revolution Week brings people from all over the world other to change the story for the people who make our clothes.
The aim is to use the power of fashion and let it become a force for good. Fashion Revolution believes transparency is the first step to transform the industry, and it starts with the question: #whomademyclothes?
Find out more and how you can be involved here!
In this week’s video, I am sharing my Clothing Love Story with a dress that I have loved and worn many times since I found it in a vintage shop in 2006. You can watch it above or here on Youtube.
Do you want to share your own clothing love story? Find out how you can do so here.