"How to Respect the Journey Your Clothes Have Taken" (Fashion Revolution)
A number of stories are featured as the world celebrates Fashion Revolution Week. This is one of many...
- A Verb for Keeping Warm
- Aboubakar Fofana
- African master
- Ahmedabad India
- Ahmedabad kite festival
- Athens
- BAZAART
- Bolero Jackets
- Booth Shows
- brogues
- Cambodian dyers
- Cambodian heritage
- Cambodian weavers
- Christmas eve
- Cochineal dying
- Colours of Nature
- Costume Patterns and Designs
- Cultural inspiration
- Dr. Morimoto
- earth day
- ethical fashion
- Eucalan
- Fashion love story
- Fashion revolution ×
- favourite clothing
- Forever Leonard
- garment care labels
- glass kite strings
- grady bleu
- Hand made in Canada
- Handloom fabrics
- Handy-dyed
- Hydra
- I love my shoes
- India travel
- Indian celebration
- Indian handwoven cotton
- Indigo
- indigo dye
- Indigo fabric
- Indigo fashion
- Indigo taffeta
- Indigo Textiles
- inspiration
- International Kite Festival
- Japanese Collectable textiles
- Kathleen O'Grady
- Kathleen O'Grady Design
- Kite flying
- kites
- kris table plummer
- Kyoto collector's shop
- Leonard Cohen
- Linen blouse-tunic
- love your clothes
- loved clothes
- Made in Canada
- Made in Italy
- Maiwa Handprints
- Masala Model Agency
- Mud-dying
- Natural Dyes
- new shoes
- Nigerian indigo
- Numa model agency
- pH-neutral soap
- Print and Paint
- Regina events
- Regina Fashion
- respect your clothes
- ROLEX Award
- Saskatchewan designers
- Saskatchewan models
- Saskatoon Fashion
- Saskatoon models
- Saskatoon workshops
- Screen printing natural dyes
- SFDF
- Silk applique
- Silk Tunic
- SK Fashion
- Skilled Artisans
- Slow clothing
- slow clothing fast fashion Rana Plaza
- Slow fashion
- Snow falling in Athens
- Storefront Saskatoon
- Stray model agency
- Textile adventures
- The Plaka
- Tilke
- UNESCO
- UNESCO Heritage
- Vintage Japanese Textiles
- Weaving in India
- Wisdom of the Forest
- workers rights
- yxe designers
- yxe local
- yxelocal
A Fashion Love Story
April 17, 2019
Most of us have a favourite piece of clothing (or two) that we can remember from our childhood. What made that piece special?