by Emily Duff In the midst of celebrating Earth Day, it’s crucial to reflect on our everyday habits. When it comes to the fashion industry, it’s no secret that it plays a large part in its environmental impact. Considering the planet with your fashion choices is super important - from embracing vintage and charity shops to organising clothes swaps with friends and family, to learning how to get the most from what you already have, there are myriad ways to align our wardrobe choices with sustainable practices. By 2050, fashion production could contribute to 26% of all carbon emissions if left unregulated. This alarming statistic underscores the urgent need for brands to start making a change with their practices - a no that will only occur if consumers demand accountability from these companies. Most brands prioritise money, as many must in order to survive in this economy, so we need to use our money for good. This can come in many shapes and sizes such as only putting your money