Dose of Fashion | Kristie Dey

Volunteers needed: Fashion Revolution Week 2024 is happening from 15 to 24 April next year. 📢 If you are keen on advancing and strengthening conversation and action around sustainable fashion practices in Singapore; and want to be a part a community of local Fashion Revolutionaries — team wants you! If this is someone you know, send this to them! ⏰ Minimum commitment period is 4 months (Jan - Apr 2023) 🙋‍♀️Hit with the questions in their Instagram if you have any 📝 Fill in the onboarding form linked and Fashion Revolution team will be in touch shortly Follow for more @offdose

Looking to get creative this holiday season for a meaningful cause? Join this free workshop organised by Fashion Parade to create a self portrait out of upcycled materials. It’s Kid and family friendly! "The Art of Everyone" represents people from all walks of life — including the elderly and vulnerable communities (migrant workers, low income women, single & teen mothers, cancer survivors). All portraits will be displayed during Singapore Art Week @ Nowafter Cafe, Orchard. Details: 16, 17 or 23 December 2023 1-3pm or 3-6pm Free of charge! Sign up here Follow for more: @offdose

Looking for a fun date idea with your S/O or friends next weekend? 🥰 Learn how to turn Decathlon’s damaged kayaks and tents into your very own customised pouches at exciting, beginner-friendly upcycling workshop! ⛺️🌲 Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn valuable sewing skills, unleash your creativity, and at the same time, make a positive impact on our environment. 🙆‍♀️🌏 Open to: 18 years old and above (No sewing background needed!) Location: Decathlon Centrepoint Date: Sunday, Nov 26 2023 Time: 4-6pm (2 Hours) Price: $25/pax ⚠️ ONLY 15 LIMITED SPOTS. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE. ⚠️ Sign up now HERE ——————————————————— About Commenhers: It’s a local sustainable fashion brand that works with local seamstresses and beneficiaries to upcycle textile waste into fashion apparel and accessories. Follow them @commenhers on IG to learn more!

Vegan leather is mostly made from polyurethane, a petroleum-based product. However, there are also sustainable vegan leather alternatives made from fruits and vegetables. These materials are often made from waste products that would otherwise be discarded, making them a more environmentally friendly option. For example, these sneakers are made from grape marc, which is leftover from grapes after they have been crushed to make wine 🍇 This is a great example of how a waste product can be upcycled into a valuable new material. Brand: 1People Price: S$131 @offdose