How to make stylish and sustainable fashion choices

Do you love fashion and hate waste? Are you looking for creative ways to reduce the amount of new clothes you buy and your reliance on fast fashion? If you answered yes to these questions, then this free webinar is for you.

We’ll show you how to adopt a more sustainable and ethical approach to fashion through 2nd hand shopping, making ethical choices, renting and shopping your own wardrobe. Our guides are three local eco-fashion stylists who’ll share their philosophy and best slow fashion tips.

The three stylists are:

• Natalie Shehata, eco-stylist, founder of tommie magazine, retail trainer at The Social Outfit and eco-stylist for Save the Children op shops. Natalie is passionate about personal style, social justice and representation in fashion.
• Joanne Gambale, Vogue contributor and founder of Slogue, slow fashion styling. Joanne deals in quality 2nd-hand, consignment and vintage clothes and loves to help people rediscover the hidden gems in their own wardrobes.
• Ali Dibley, owner of Bell Street, which offers vintage, handmade and 2nd-hand clothing for hire and custom-made wedding dresses. Ali is an experienced dress maker and helps people find the perfect special occasion outfit to rent.

When booking we invite you to ask a question which will be put to our experts during the panel discussion.

Let’s slow down and take a step towards zero waste.

This webinar is presented by the Green Living Centre, an initiative of Inner West Council. Bookings are essential.

This is a free event for residents of the Inner West local government area and priority will be given to Inner West residents. Search by address at the Office of Local Government website to find your local government area if you are unsure.

If you are not from the Inner West local government area please do not book in, but ask to be put on a waitlist. For this and any other questions email: education@greenlivingcentre.org.au or phone 02 9392 5054.