module 1 - fashion evolution

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My stance on fashion

  • ethics 
  • Morals
  • Equal rights 
  • Showing both men and women empowerment 
  • Using fashion as a resource to bring awarnesss about certain situations that are going on into gays society such as global warming and the environment and the effect fast fashion is having on this planet 
  • Fashion to me is a way in which to express yourself and a great accesable tool to help bring awareness to the ever growing probelm of mass wastage due to the trend of fast fashion.

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