teen vogue are you kidding me you literally promote fast fashion everyday

Please tell Youtubers to stop doing Wish,Amazon,SheIn,ect. hauls

Teen Vogue, this video was amazing. Thank you. Everyone needs to know.
If you guys want any tips for ethical shopping I would recommend you to:
- shop second hand
- buy clothing made of natural fabrics
- buy less, but higher quality
- swap clothes with friends
- buy vintage
- buy handmade
- support local brands and local seamstresses
- fix clothes
If you want more tips there are some cool channels like Kristen Leo, My Green Closet, Daria Andronescu and Arden Rose. And please, don't complain about the fact that ethically made clothing is more expensive, because in the long run you're going to save money since good quality clothes last so much more and second hand is very inexpensive❤

This includes MAKEUP. The releases are just overwhelming.

the irony here...

THANK YOU for this video. We need to bring these themes in front of bigger audiences. THIS is important. THESE are the things that the internet influencers should be talking about. Not about how to get more clothes you DO NOT NEED faster and cheaper. We should own clothes we LOVE to wear and want to keep in our closets for more than three weeks.

so glad to see this from teen vogue!! its an important message that needs to be spread

I think the only solution is to make those companies change their policies and strategies. You can't make people stop buying clothes. That's impossible.

Y’all need to shout this from the roof tops!! finally people caring for the environment

I have clothes that I've bought from Fast-Fashion brands (which I primarily buy from because it's affordable) that have lasted me 7+ years now. And they're still good enough to wear. So I guess it just comes down to taking care of your clothes and deciding to buy less.

Hautelemode made a more in depth video on fast fashion that I think Teen Vogue viewers should see too.

HAHAHAH TEEN VOGUE IS GONNA PREACH ABOUT FAST FASHION HAHAHAH

I got a SHEIN ad before the video even started 😭

The idea that everyone should be able to thrift or afford the $35 for a "sustainable" tee shirt is so Western-centric and classist. My low-paying job requires professional attire despite being a job that constantly damages my clothing. I must not have the kind of thrift stores you all seem to have.

Love this video. It’s so hard to avoid fast fashion unfortunately. It’s all around us 😔 I would like to see another video on “solutions” to fast fashion

Nice video, but actually the luxury industry isn't perfect either. Some subcontracters working for luxury brands are employing horrible working methods, very similar to fast fashion, without any kind of supervision ... Quite disappointing from luxury brands.

Anyway it's a good start, thank you for including this into teen vogue. Next step into Vogue itself ?

I worked at Hugo Boss, there sh*t is super expensive, but I highly doubt if their clothes are made under good circumstances. Most of the time it’s made in Bangladesh. Just like many expensive brands I think (not completely sure though, could be wrong).

Just bought a Trenchcoat for 3€ in the charity shop

watch Netflix’s documentary “The True Cost” !!!

It's so nice that Teen Vogue is making videos in so deep topics! 'Quitting' fast fashion was an easy and very smart decision.

Kristen Leo makes amazing videos in this topic, she is such a babe, and her content is always so high quality!