Download my London School of Economics Master's dissertation below . I'm working on a shorter version of the research, but in the meantime here is a synopsis and the full thing! Feel free to reach out to discuss anything. Synopsis: 74% of stakeholders agreed that today’s levels of overproduction and overconsumption make circularity unachievable on its own - the industry simply cannot recycle its way out of its current crisis - meaning reduction of production volumes and overc

Please see the original publication by Sophie Penelope Hill here. It is no surprise to anyone that we are in a critical stage of the...

In an attempt to ditch perfectionism and face my need for infallible primary sources, I'll be writing more blog-esque pieces. I'm calling the series 'An Unsubstantiated Opinion' to warn readers that whatever thoughts lay below are original — or as original as thought can be —for better or for worse. Third only to perhaps cooking and sex work, fashion is one of the oldest industries in the world, starting with the Neanderthal’s cape (or Adam and Eve’s nudity imbroglio, whatev

Originally published by Verte Magazine. Published in Moss Magazine, Issue 06. What is rPET? In fashion, rPET (or recycled polyethylene...

This is the story of how I fell in love with sustainable fashion. This was an interview conducted and transcribed by Veronica Lempert for...

If you read my last blog post, you know that you can’t win when it comes to leather vs. faux leather. Animal leather is cruel, and the...

​​Published on the Consider Beyond App. Published in Moss Magazine Issue 05. I’ll admit, when diving into the murky waters of the leather...

My dissertation is far too long for me to reasonably subject anyone to reading it. So here is the condensed version.