10 Sustainable Fashion Blogs to Follow for Conscious Style Inspiration
If you are on the road to living a conscious lifestyle you’ll want to surround yourself with inspiration. An amazing way to do this is through blogs.
Following ethical fashion blogs is a good idea if you're looking to discover sustainable living tips, tips on living with a minimalist approach, ethical style, eco-friendly brands, learn more about climate change, or just learn about conscious living from somebody who is already practicing this.
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List of Best Ethical & Sustainable Fashion Blogs to Follow
These sustainable fashion bloggers are sure to leave you feeling inspired to begin your sustainable fashion journey.
The Honest Consumer Ethical Fashion & Sustainable Living
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I created this blog in 2016 after being inspired and wanting to create a trustworthy outlet for people to find products with an impact, but have since expanded to include other aspects of mindful living.
I wanted to be honest about how I was living my life and encourage others that imperfect sustainability is okay. Mindful living looks different for everybody! That’s why I created resources to give people easy tips for getting started.
Mindfulness and sustainability are journeys - we’re all learning as we go.
The Honest Consumer blog focuses on ethical fashion, sustainable living, mental health, non-toxic living, low waste lifestyle, and more. You can learn a bit more about my journey here.
Forage & Sustain’s Clean Beauty & Sustainable Travel
Forage & Sustain is a great blog to learn about living a complete sustainable lifestyle. You’ll find tips on sustainable travel, clean beauty & wellness, ethical fashion, and eco-friendly living.
One of the main visions of Forge & Sustain is, “to create a new generation of conscious individuals who rise above the status quo, who look beyond the surface, and who are determined to do their part in being active agents of social change.”
Forage and Sustain accomplishes this by encouaging their community to dive into intersectionality, reciprocity, and accessibility.
Ms. Paula Presents Secondhand Style
Paula from Ms. Paula Presents created her blog with the hopes of inspiring people to live a more sustainable lifestyle.
She particularly showcases her love for secondhand fashion and bold style with fun colors and patterns. I personally love following Ms. Paula Presents because of her fun style!
On top of encouraging consumers to swap fast fashion for sustainable fashion, Paula also has some great sustainable living guides featuring tips on eco-friendly laundry, recycling hair, and more!
Thrifting, Sustainability, & Natural Living with Thrifts & Tangles
Tyler, the owner of the site Thrift & Tangles, started her blog as a way to document her natural hair journey.
Now the blog has evolved to include other sustainable topics such as thrifting and eco-friendly living.
Tyler’s goal for everyone that comes to Thrifts & Tangles is to, “inspire women to give thrifting, sustainability, and their natural selves a chance.” Thrifts & Tangles has a wealth of information and practical tips.
For more sustainable style advice, along with thrifting resources be sure to check out Tyler’s personal style and informational blog posts on sustainable living.
Conscious Life & Style Blog
Conscious Life & Style was founded by Elizabeth Joy when she recognized that her love of fashion was at odds with her passion for sustainability and values for social justice and human rights.
Today Conscious Life & Style is a mindful digital media destination inspiring holistic personal, community, and planetary wellbeing.
This online platform explores ways to create a better, more sustainable and equitable future for fashion — and the world — with resources that support a mindful lifestyle, curations of environmentally and socially-responsible lifestyle brands, and deep dives into systemic challenges.
To dive deeper into conversation Elizabeth also started the Conscious Style podcast to interview leaders in the ethical and sustainable fashion space.
Eco-Stylist’s Sustainable Style Blog for Men
Next on the list of ethical bloggers, is Eco-Stylist. Eco-Stylist is a blog and marketplace for men and women.
This blog covers tips about how to achieve a more sustainable closet. They specifically have a lot of sustainable style info for men which is great.
Another big topic they write about is examining companies to determine if the brands are fast fashion brands, or truly ethical fashion brands.
Another great thing about Eco-Stylist is that if you’re struggling with building your sustainable capsule wardrobe, or unsure of where to find eco-friendly brands, Eco-Stylist has a personal styling service.
Your stylist will help you learn more about slow fashion by showing you what sustainable brands to start shopping at. The more you are able to learn the more you will become a conscious consumer.
Marielle Elizabeth Plus Size Slow Fashion Blog
Marielle is a content creator with a focus on slow fashion for plus size people. She shares her journey as a plus size person and provides feedback on sustainable fashion brands plus size clothing lines. Marielle’s content creates an inclusive and welcoming space for all bodies to participate in the fashion revolution.
Marielle wrote this article for Vogue details her personal journey of finding plus size sustainable clothes that has been mostly dominated by the fast fashion industry and her journey to finding inclusive ethical clothing brands.
Sustainably Kind Living Honest Sustainable Living
Sustainably Kind Living is a refreshing take on what real life looks like in a sustainable lifestyle. Sustainable fashion is just one of the areas of discussion on Sustainably Kind Living.
You’ll also get tips and resources on how to be a sustainable family and explore zero waste living. The creator of the site, Danielle Alvarado, wants her site to be a place for education and inspiration for all things sustainable living.
I specifically love Dani's hilariously honest Reels on her instagram page.
Sustainably Chic Fashion Can Exist Responsibly
In the summer of 2014 Natalie decided to created Sustainably Chic to share her thoughts and findings about sustainable fashion. Fast forward to today, sustainable fashion is still a big part of the blog, but her blog includes other topics like gift guides, green beauty, and more.
With her motto that sustainable fashion can exist responsibly Natalie explores the fashion supply chain , environmental impact of consumer fashion choices, and provides tips on how to build a sustainable wardrobe.
I think that Natalie described what it means to have sustainable fashion in a perfect way, “it should be eco-friendly, ethically-made, lasting, and accessible.”
I’ve been following Natalie since I first started The Honest Consumer and have loved learning from her.
If you're looking for more inspiration in the form of social media also consider following these sustainable fashion influencers to add some eco-friendly tips to your insta feed .
Hopefully following these top sustainable fashion blogs will inspire you to get started on your sustainable journey and make a positive change.
Meet the Authors
Kelly Clark is a freelance writer, who also runs her own blog Budding Joy. When she’s not writing you can find her listening to music, reading, and diving into more sustainable living topics, especially surrounding self care and eco-conscious beauty. Learn more from Kelly on LinkedIn or Instagram.
Emily Waddell is the founder of The Honest Consumer. She has always been passionate about business for good and has a Bachelor of Science in Social Entrepreneurship. She currently lives in Seattle where she practices imperfect sustainability. When she’s not writing, Emily enjoys supporting small businesses, clean eating, ethical fashion, and practicing slow living.
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