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I felt at one point responsible and guilty for ignoring people’s misery. Living abroad taught me in a hard way the different level of the flaws in business industry.
After 3 years spent in London, I had one thing in mind: I wanted to help the poors. Easy to say. Didn’t absolutely not know where to start. And sounded kind of utopic. Sustainability seems to one of the way to reach that.
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I wanted to make it as my top priority as I can’t operate with a good healthy. I was mentally addicted to fast-fashion. And it didn’t feel even better to realise how bad the health conditions of people making the garments were. Sustainable force me to focus about something else but me. Caring.
Fashion is to me one of the best way to express creativity. How it’s made, the story of the designers who made made it, the story of materials itself. Just by the way I dress, people can judge or think they know something about me when I can have maybe made everything up. This is how powerful it is, it can reach so many of our senses.
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