One of my favourite things about Ontario summers (which we're not known for, by the way) is cottage getaways. When I was growing up, my grandparents had a cottage off of Lake Huron, and it was my favourite place to be. Over the years, we have vacationed at many other cottages in the Muskoka and Kawartha areas (both beautiful regions in cottage country) and I've come to excitedly anticipate the deep blue of the lakes, the horizons filled with ... Read the Post...
fall wardrobe building blocks
Ah, fall. My favourite time of year. The couple months where I find total comfort in the weather, and the season I felt best in wardrobe-wise! I find autumn the most exciting season to dress for, as you can really take advantage of layers without sweating profusely (like in the summer) or needing to overly bundle up (like in the depths of the Canadian winter). Since embracing slow fashion, I've relied on some key fall wardrobe building blocks ... Read the Post...
my top tips for thrifting clothing online
I have an obsession – with Facebook Marketplace. At least once a day, I scroll through it to search for anything from clothing to bags to home decor. I sell a lot on it, too, as I find it's a great way to stay local and shop sustainably. I've had luck with buying and selling on this platform, but it's not the only way to thrift online. Sites like Depop and Poshmark provide even more variety and choice, as items are shipped right to the ... Read the Post...
a beginner’s guide on the eco impact of fabric
There's a lot to know when it comes to making environmentally friendly wardrobe choices, especially when it comes to fabric. One of my goals this year has been to learn more about the eco impact of my clothing. This not only includes the brands I buy from (and the amount of clothing I purchase) but the fabric that makes up the clothing I buy, too. Compiling research on the eco impact of fabric has taught me a lot, and I hope it helps you ... Read the Post...