After Covid-19 putting our lives on pause, it is understandable that we are eager to return to festivals and hear music live again. As we wait in anticipation to know if festivals will take place, you may have already started to plan your festival looks. But how sustainable are they? Festivals are notorious for fashioning the latest trends, but this often comes from fast fashion. Many materials used to make festival fashion outfits are not sustainable and contain lots of plas

Festivals are a great way to jump on trends and show off your sense of style, but there is more harm behind festival outfits than good. From the sequins and glitter to the forgotten garments, festival fashion is not very eco-friendly. Aside from the dangers of single use fashion, the minuscule glitter particles all over clothes and used in make-up contribute just as much harm. Glitter, gets, everywhere. And I don’t just mean in our bags or carpets. Made of harmful microplasti

Festival fashion is always changing but it is not always good for the environment. Have you ever thought about wearing old clothes to a festival? I bet not. Well I am going to tell you how, old is the new new. In addition to this, I will show you how reusing clothing can save the planet. Festivals are events that are celebrated by different cultures around the world. There are different kinds of festivals, such as, food, arts, music and many more. Music festivals are most pop