Day: June 11, 2022

Woolworths has today declared a big move in favour of sustainability, turning into the to start with nationwide supermarket to pledge to get rid of all plastic procuring bags.

The retail large said it will prevent selling its 15 cent reusable plastic browsing bags nationwide, with the phase-out established to be entire by June 2023.

Large W stores are also set to apply the modify, saying that they will also stage out their 15 cent and 45 cent reusable plastic luggage from stores by June up coming year.

West Australian stores have currently begun the period-out in reaction to community plastic laws during the point out. South Australian and Northern Territory retailers are established to be the next to take away plastic bags, with other states

When it comes to standardized sizing and size inclusivity in the fashion industry, most consumers agree brands should offer a wide spectrum of sizing options so that people of all shapes and sizes can feel included.

This post was inspired by a conversation I was having with my LMCL students in office hours. Currently, I have quite a few tall ladies making brands to serve tall-girl needs, because there is literally nothing out there for them.

Now, a few people in the class thought this was odd, because aren’t clothes made for super tall and skinny runway models? How could it be that be they can’t find anything that fits?

That lead us into a 2-hour discussion on body types, fashion, and financials, and what inspired me to write this…

YOU’RE CANCELLED, YOU’RE CANCELLED, EVERYONE’S CANCELLED

Thanks to cancel culture, many influencers and internet mobs have canceled a host of