Let’s talk fashion, slowly.
The fashion industry can be a dumpster. More often than not – one that’s on fire. Good Lord, Faye is a project designed to explore London’s charity shops, slow fashion spots, and small but mighty brands all in an effort to show you how simple and fun it can be to dress yourself more sustainably.
Creating a more sustainable wardrobe doesn’t have to be hard, time-consuming, or expensive.
I’m a single mom living in one of the most expensive (read: overpriced) cities on the planet. I fully support the idea that shopping clothing more sustainably is possible even if you’re money or time poor (hi!). Read more about making changes that work for you.
I know some stuff about some stuff.
I’ve run an ethical brand, worked at one of the most respected fashion and sustainability agencies around, lived in four cool countries, and might as well have grown up in an antiques mall (thanks, Mom). I appreciate old, one-of-a-kind, and ethically made wares and I’m *pretty good* at finding all of those things.
Read more about what qualifies me to give you tips on things like shopping, styling, and buying cool crap you’ll tell your friends about.
Yes, I sell cool old stuff too.
I’ve been known to source a good product or two, and am frequently cleaning out my own collection to make way for new (/old) stuff.
Take a peek at some of the treasures I’ve either found or decided to part with and see if their next life includes a stint in your home or closet.
Good Lord Faye 