Alejandra Deaza Silva

Color Analysis and Sustainability

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When we talk about color analysis (also known as “armocromia” in Italian), what often comes to mind are color palettes and advice on which shades enhance our appearance the most. In reality, its roots lie in a long evolution of color theory that has developed over centuries, thanks to the contributions of scientists, artists, and philosophers. Although there is no single inventor, some key figures laid the foundation for what we now call “personal color analysis.” In this article, we revisit the main milestones and pioneers who made modern color analysis possible.

How to dress well while respecting the planet

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“Overshoot Day” marks the moment when we exhaust all the resources that Earth can regenerate in a year, highlighting the urgency for immediate change. Each of us has the responsibility to become conscious consumers by adopting small daily actions to preserve natural resources. In this article, we explore various sustainable fashion choices, such as using eco-friendly materials, buying second-hand clothes, and participating in initiatives like swap parties, all of which can help safeguard natural resources and protect our planet.

Inclusivity in Fashion

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As we approach the end of Pride Month, a period dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community, I want to highlight the importance of inclusivity in the world of fashion. This industry plays a crucial role in promoting acceptance, inclusion, and self-love. In this article, I explore how fashion can become a powerful tool for celebrating uniqueness and how brands and consumers can contribute to creating an inclusive space for everyone.

The importance of made to order in sustainable Fashion

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In the contemporary fashion world, the focus is often more on economic profit than on the environmental, social, and economic consequences of production practices. The frenzy of fast fashion has led to an unsustainable consumption model, characterized by massive production and rapid turnover of collections. However, this race for profit has a dark side that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.

Labeling and certifications

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Textile certifications are issued by independent organizations that verify the compliance of products and processes with specific sustainability standards. These standards can cover various aspects, including the use of chemicals, energy efficiency, water resource management, and working conditions.