Fashion industry pollution

Photo by Naja Bertolt Jensen on UnsplashWater is the basis of life and the backbone of civilization; we consume it, we bathe in it, and we marvel at its bea ...

The fashion industry is the second-largest consumer of water and the second-largest polluter of water. Here's why.

The shoot explored the idea of waste and consumption.

Fashion waste is costing the global economy more than $400 BILLION every year, according to a recent World Economic Forum report.

We’ve all dropped off a bag of old clothes at our local Goodwill or Salvation Army. But what happens to the mound of goods in these donation piles?

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The fashion industry has not only hurt our planet ethically, but environmentally too, polluting and washing our planet. Through the pandemic, we have realized there is no need to buy new clothes; and there has been a change in the fashion industry. Consumers, are changing the lives of many factory workers and the planet; who are often overworked in unsafe conditions. However; that change should stay, and we should be more conscious from where we buy from.

Fun fact: The fast fashion industry is a major contributor to pollution. By choosing sustainable fashion, you help reduce the environmental impact caused by excessive production and disposal of clothing. #FashionFacts #FunFacts #Didyouknowfashion #FashionIndustry #FastFashion