Here’s to an old school Eleanor Claudie post up on my blog today, given that the first term of my last year of sixth form is well underway so outfit posts and posts that are outside the confines of my bedroom are off limits seeing as I’m strapped to my desk most days (I’m joking, I do actually leave the house and socialise). Despite the…
Quelle est le livre pour ce mois? C’est le ‘Supplément au Voyage de Bougainville’ Par Diderot. Le livre est à propos un dialogue entre A et B, discutent du Voyage autour du monde du navigateur français Louis Antoine de Bougainville. En fait, le livre était inspiré par ces voyages. Je me demande combien du livre est vérité et combien est seulement des pensées philosophiques? What is the…
It is really encouraging to see that young people want to engage in an active conversation about where their clothes come from and how they can change clothing habits to become more ethical and sustainable, whatever their budget. So while I advocate ethical buying, I do so on a student’s budget and I think it is important to highlight this. Although I’m yet to experience the…
Long time now #anewageinspiration post? Today’s interview is Wilson Oryema who I happily stumbled on whilst reading ELLE’s sustainability issue. Wilson is an ecological activist who has recently released a volume of poetry called Wait, it is no wonder I was eager to interview him given that he espouses all the things that I’m passionate about. Beyond the realms of discussing consumption in the modern…
A debate that started on Twitter led me to thinking about how many people do consider how ‘Insta-worthy’ their next travel location is. Whilst on first consideration it may be odd because why would you consider your next destination based on the photos you’re going to take for a social media app that falsifies what life is really like? But no, it’s true people do…
