#everlane
sweatshirt: everlane // jeans: american eagle // puffer jacket: uniqlo // shoes: converse // bag: coach // coffee: coffee for sasquatch
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Looks like these were made for each other! I bought these @everlane shoes a few months ago and have been searching for a purse to match. This @burberry bag was on sale for 50% off and is perfect to pair with these shoes! #yycblogger #burberrybag #everlane #everlaneshoes #yycfashion
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I converted this to a “night out” look by switching to khaki shorts and hiking boots and just went Full Jurassic Park Gay.
[Image description: one full-body photo of a young woman (me) with orange hair pulled back and braided in a low updo. I’m standing in front of a white wall, holding a metallic cane. I’m wearing a tan-and-white striped long-sleeved button-down over a muted orange tank top. (The button-down is somewhat oversized and loose.) Both are tucked into a pair of dark brown suede pants, which is belted with a thin black belt. The pants are tucked into plain black snowboots. I have on bright red lipstick. As always, I’m wearing my round black glasses.]
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Here is where I will keep a regularly updated list of eco-friendly initiatives and companies that are fighting against climate change.
KEY
=I actively support
=I research often or keep up with almost daily
= I cannot support because you have to be an employee, because I cannot afford it right now, or because its still in development
= I would like to support in the future
1.Ecosia (search engine, plants trees, negative emission, transparent)
2.The Ocean Cleanup (initiative, cleaning the oceans of plastic, unsure about emission, transparent)
3.4ocean (bracelet company, cleaning the oceans of plastic and recycling them into bracelets, unsure about emission, transparent)
4.AIR-INK (ink company, turning air pollution into artist quality ink, unsure about emission, unsure about transparency)
5.Patagonia (clothing company, slow fashion brand, I think they are zero emission, transparent)
6.Everlane (clothing company, slow fashion brand (some of their clothes are made of recycled water bottles), unsure about emission but I think its low, transparent)
7.Athleta (clothing company (activewear), sustainable fashion, unsure about emission, unsure about transparency, unsure about ethical treatment of employees (do some research))
If you’d like to suggest any companies/initiatives to add to the list, or would like to correct any info about them, please leave a comment :)
