This wedding dress guide is from one bride to another. Our-co founder Sarah Marie Day talks about her personal experience on finding her sustainable wedding dress and shares her top five tips with you to find yours!

Just in time for Secondhand September, our editors picked their top 5 New York City vintage stores for you! We went all across Manhattan and Brooklyn, from Soho to Williamsburg, to pick the best places to find secondhand treasures.

Model Zaina Gohou puts together six vintage outfits in this Sustainable Style Challenge, each one reflecting the character of a different New York City neighbourhood.

Felice Langkamp shares her founding story, her biggest learning experiences as a first time entrepreneur, and gives many tips all around the feel-good fabric cashmere.

Thanks to Stella McCartney and Radiant Matter’s material innovation, sequins can soon become a part of sustainable wardrobes! The two companies introduced the first jumpsuit made out of BioSequins this week - a milestone for the sustainable fashion movement.

Whether you’re having a movie night and need some inspiration or you want to know more about sustainable fashion, take a look at our favourite seven slow fashion documentaries - you’re guaranteed for a good night in.

We made a guide for you with the five questions we use ourselves to spot greenwashing. Become an expert at how to tell if a brand is in fact sustainable.

This sustainable style challenge with Britt Bergmeister is all about autumn looks in New York City. All garments are from Britt’s closet, most of them are vintage treasures she found over the years.

Andrew and I flew to Mexico City to meet founder Madeleine Frandsen. She shares the story of her upcycling brand with us in our first ever filmed interview!

Georgia Gibbs styles six summer evening outfits in New York City within our Sustainable Style Challenge series. All pieces are slow fashion and from her own wardrobe.

Our editors have selected their five favorite vintage boutiques in Paris for you. We have visited all of them, from the Marais to Pigalle, and talked to each store’s founder to tell you their stories.

Parisian slow fashion designer Alice Fresnel creates womenswear based on boxer shorts, collar shirts, or cargo pants, using exclusively high-end deadstock materials. Her brand Alfie is becoming a go-to favorite for it-girls and slow fashion lovers from Paris and beyond.