fashion

Big plans this weekend? I'll be watching the LA @dodgers go for the World Series win. But if you are going out, you might want to wear one of these one-stop shop dresses that give you that instantly "pulled together" look without a lot of effort.

There is a new sneaker line in town and I think it is worth having on your radar. @flamingoslife, a vegan and ethical shoe company from Spain, has just started shipping to the US.

We are seeing changes emerge all over the fashion industry by encouraging brands to be more ethical, sustainable, regenerative and above all, CRUELTY-FREE. I am personally motivated by all of you and the positivity, brand suggestions, and support that you have shown @shopvetted thus far.

Faux leather styles are coming back at full speed and so is the paperbag pant. Personally, I prefer the slimmer version of the paperbag, tapered through the leg but still styled and belted at the waist,

Fendi is the latest luxury brand to release a small capsule of animal-free handbags. They come at high prices but it's encouraging to continue to see global fashion houses adding cruelty-free products to their collections.

I often find myself searching through endless brands, shopping sites, and highlighted stories promoting the ideas of sustainable fashion…

Just kickin' it in our his & hers vegan Adidas originals. Classic, completely animal-free, with plant-made soles, these shoes are the new best staple to have around.

Trying to embrace a fall style vibe while simultaneously acknowledging the impending heatwave. New favorite swimsuit made from cruelty-free and eco material Econyl yay!

Two-piece sets are a style that I am so drawn to, but the truth of the matter is that I don’t always find them to be that flattering on me. @rachelpally created exactly what I have been searching for all summer with this two-piece linen outfit.

This is the one sweater I've found that is warm enough for the shade and cool enough for basking in the sun; the perfect mix of organic cotton and linen.

Some of my favorite summer must haves. These three items have had a lot of air time this summer and with the heat seemingly never-ending, it looks like they will continue into fall. ⁣⁣

Shoes have always been a challenging product in the cruelty-free fashion space. While this is still a difficult space for sourcing, I've been doing my research and am finding some beautiful vegan footwear options.

For a legendary fashion house that was a leader in the fur and exotic skins category, GUCCI has come a long way. They were one of the first luxury companies to ban fur and it seems like steps are continuing to be made in the right direction.

While denim is typically a cruelty-free material, jeans are not always made that way. Leather labels and back patches add absolutely nothing to a pair of jeans and are therefore unnecessary.

t's all in the details.

For the longest time, faux skins were pretty terrible. They looked cheap, felt cheap, and were constructed cheaply.

@amazonthedrop is really nailing their cruelty-free shoe options these days. These are my newest favorites for summer and I've been wearing them on repeat.

Loving these faux leather wrap snake sandals for only $40. All kinds of yes.

I ordered a few pieces from Everlane; a go to source of mine for clean lines, soft tones, and mostly organic and cruelty-free items.

If you saw my last mood board, I’m all about the short sweatsuit right now. Keeping with the comfort craze this year, this checks all of the homebound style boxes for me.

I’ve gotten a lot of wear out of this little dress by Veronica Beard. It’s just been added to the sale on Shopbop and is half off. Hurry before it’s gone!

I love the styles from LoveShackFancy, their dresses are so whimsical and beautiful. You can put one of these on and you immediately feel put together.

This Amanda Uprichard dress is so cute and comfortable. It is available on Shopbop, Revolve, and Amazon.

It also comes in a midi and a maxi length and in different colors.

I’ve been thinking a lot about consumer habits recently and even more so during this quarantine. Our daily patterns have been disrupted and most likely changed for the foreseeable future. Is it all bad? No, it truly is not. We are living in a state of careless taking from our planet, its resources and our animal cohabitants. What better time is there to make thoughtful and eco-conscious changes in both our mindsets and purchases.

Anyone else burnt out on seeing sweatsuit after sweatsuit after sweatsuit? I wore this white linen jumpsuit yesterday and I felt like a new person. ⁣⁣⁣

Another day, another post about loungewear. But here’s the thing, loungewear is really having a moment right now so why not  stock that typically neglected part of our wardrobe while we can! Silver linings folks.

Chic footwear has proven to be the most difficult and frustrating department when the prerequisite is a leather- free material.