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The Approved List 003: Resources to Up Your [Sustainable] Fashion Literacy
Episode Overview:Exploring sustainable fashion shouldn’t feel like an overwhelming walk of shame. This week’s Approved List is your curated guide to navigating the complex yet exciting world of sustainable style. I’m breaking down essential reads, must-watch documentaries, and transformative tools (like The Style Bible) that simplify sustainability without sacrificing chicness.
What You’ll Learn:
Why Sundressed by Lucianne Tonti is the ideal beginner’s guide to sustainable fashion.
The terrifying truths of fast fashion revealed in To Dye For by Alden Wicker.
How Wildflower by Aurora James reframes sustainability through cultural heritage and identity.
The practical path to “farm-to-closet” style from Fibershed by Rebecca Burgess.
Documentary deep dives exposing the hidden costs of overproduction, corporate greed, and fast fashion's dark underbelly.
Plus, discover why personal style is the ultimate rebellion against fast fashion’s tired narrative. Spoiler: It’s not about being perfect; it’s about being intentional.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
📚 Books: Sundressed, To Dye For, Wildflower, Fibershed
📺 Documentaries: Buy Now! (Netflix), Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion (Hulu)
✨ Tools: The Style Bible—Your blueprint for elevating personal style sustainably
Links & Support:
Download The Style Bible for a sustainable style transformation
Subscribe to the Lilac Reign Substack for exclusive newsletter content and resources
Follow Lilac Reign on Instagram & TikTok for daily inspiration
Share this episode with a fellow Fabric Snob or gift me a Lavender Chai Latte 🪻
Key Takeaway:Every conscious choice you make in fashion is a step toward dismantling fast fashion’s hold on our closets and the planet. Whether you’re reading, watching, or redefining your style, remember: being a Fabric Snob means looking good and doing good.
Let’s snob responsibly. 🪡✨
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lilacreign.substack.com/subscribe
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By Lilac ReignEpisode Overview:Exploring sustainable fashion shouldn’t feel like an overwhelming walk of shame. This week’s Approved List is your curated guide to navigating the complex yet exciting world of sustainable style. I’m breaking down essential reads, must-watch documentaries, and transformative tools (like The Style Bible) that simplify sustainability without sacrificing chicness.
What You’ll Learn:
Why Sundressed by Lucianne Tonti is the ideal beginner’s guide to sustainable fashion.
The terrifying truths of fast fashion revealed in To Dye For by Alden Wicker.
How Wildflower by Aurora James reframes sustainability through cultural heritage and identity.
The practical path to “farm-to-closet” style from Fibershed by Rebecca Burgess.
Documentary deep dives exposing the hidden costs of overproduction, corporate greed, and fast fashion's dark underbelly.
Plus, discover why personal style is the ultimate rebellion against fast fashion’s tired narrative. Spoiler: It’s not about being perfect; it’s about being intentional.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
📚 Books: Sundressed, To Dye For, Wildflower, Fibershed
📺 Documentaries: Buy Now! (Netflix), Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion (Hulu)
✨ Tools: The Style Bible—Your blueprint for elevating personal style sustainably
Links & Support:
Download The Style Bible for a sustainable style transformation
Subscribe to the Lilac Reign Substack for exclusive newsletter content and resources
Follow Lilac Reign on Instagram & TikTok for daily inspiration
Share this episode with a fellow Fabric Snob or gift me a Lavender Chai Latte 🪻
Key Takeaway:Every conscious choice you make in fashion is a step toward dismantling fast fashion’s hold on our closets and the planet. Whether you’re reading, watching, or redefining your style, remember: being a Fabric Snob means looking good and doing good.
Let’s snob responsibly. 🪡✨
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lilacreign.substack.com/subscribe