Upcycle Fashion Blog: Addison Road Market

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Upcycle Fashion promotes the creative reuse of textiles to keep them in your life and out of landfill. @upcyclefashion

Sunday, December 08, 2013

Addison Road Market

The best stall of them all...
Responsibly Gorgeous, made in Marrickville.

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Jules: Following 6 years studying textiles and sustainability at University of the Arts London, Julia established Upcycle Fashion to promote creative and wearable solutions to extend the useful life of clothing. In addition to sharing practical upcycling tips and inspiration online, Julia runs hands-on workshops for school and community groups to teach easy garment upcycling tricks alongside practical sewing skills. Julia is also a member of the Australian working committee for Fashion Revolution Day, a campaign to promote transparency throughout the fashion supply chain, and to raise awareness of the damaging impact the fashion industry can have on people and planet.

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