Cultural Sustainability: Colonialism, Appropriation, and What Justice Looks Like

A new Telugu brand is introducing South India’s indigenous craft of Lambani embroidery to clothing

Intersections of Art, Activism and Sustainable Fashion with Niha Elety

Solutions, support, sustainability—industry stakeholders reflect on fashion’s presence at COP27 and what more needs to be done

Niharika’s feed is full of colorful outfits, incredible makeup looks, and activism. She uses her platform to address and discuss problems within the fashion industry.

Niha Elety is a Designer/Sustainability Activist on Instagram. She uses fashion, beauty, art, and heritage as a vehicle to bring awareness about sustainability and its importance.

Multicultural India is perhaps a commonly used example when examining the close relationships people can have with their clothes. Sustainable designer and activist Niha Elety, originally from Hyderabad, India, spent part of her childhood in the U.S. and learned how both cultures related to clothes from a very young age.

Thrifting takes over TikTok with 4.2 billion views as young Americans look for sustainable alternatives to fast fashion