2017 feels like the year when fashion finally put its green foot forward. From ethical fashion brands to recycling plastic to brands like Wear the Walk who are taking the sharing economy model to people's wardrobes.
Alice Pritchard
Mon 29 May 2017
Discover the latest ethical fashion designers by hiring out samples for ten days and then if you like it, you buy it. Wardrobe rentals are starting to become more popular but Wear the Walk directly connects up and coming and eco-luxury designers to savvy shoppers. You get a rotating wardrobe, slow fashion gets a look in and less clothes end up clogging up landfills.
Take a closer look - the brand is hosting a pop up at Bohemia Place in Hackney, London all summer, alongside workshops, yoga classes and private styling appointments. It all kicks off on the first weekend of June.
