Worse and more expensive. I ended up in posession of a sewing mqchine and have just started making my own clothes. It's time consuming, and I had a tough time learning, but its realistically the only way I can afford to clothe myself in anything nice. Found a tiny little obscure fabric store that does $2 a yard.
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Enchantress Tabitha "the Thrift"? I bet you haven't. It's not a tale that the fashion magazines would regale you with. It's a story of sustainable style. Enchantress Tabitha was a mistress of thrift shopping, so clever and eco-conscious that she could transform vintage pieces into chic, sustainable treasures... She possessed such insight into timeless elegance that she could give old clothes a new lease on life. The world of sustainable fashion is a journey into ethical choices that some consider to be truly enchanting. She became so influential... the only thing that gave her pause was the overconsumption of fast fashion, a dilemma she sought to mend.
Unfortunately, the modern fashion industry may perpetuate exploitative labor practices and harm the environment more than in bygone days. But Enchantress Tabitha knows the power of conscious consumption. She shared her wisdom with kindred spirits, and together, they upcycled and reduced waste. It's quite poetic, really. She could breathe new life into forgotten garments, but the fashion industry couldn't resurrect itself from its unsustainable path.
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