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Fall & Evergreen FAshion
Farmer's Market Haul
This morning, after doing yoga, the kids and I headed over to the farmer’s market. We’ve been waiting for good weather to grab some peaches and after three thwarted attempts, we woke up to sunshine and immediately headed out the door lest we miss the opportunity due to another swift summer storm.
Making it Sustainable | Daisy of The Fixx Collective
Earth month is coming to a close so let’s take this moment to talk about sustainable fashion! Meet my friend Daisy Chen Hutton of The Fixx Collective. Daisy’s decade long experience working in the fashion industry as a fashion buyer inspired her to start The Fixx Collective, a clothing rental company, but with some fun and color! Also designer name brands! I’ve been strutting around my house in Phillip Lim! Get to know Daisy here and learn more about how you can start your sustainable fashion journey!
5 Sustainable Things I’m Obsessed with
Happy Earth Day! Earth Day is a great time to reflect on our environmental impact and what sustainable practices we can adapt. On The Riza, I'm sharing my new sustainable obsessions from Netflix's Down to Earth to my favorite go-to sustainable shoe brands.
A 21st Century Woman
With the close of Women’s History Month, I reflect on my own history, looking back at the events that shaped me into the woman I am today. These contemplations and the outfit were inspired by Mike Mill’s 2016 movie, 20th Century Women.
Making It | Brooke of Binky & Lulu
I was introduce to Binky & Lulu at Alt Summit through one of their stockist. I geeked out when I read that Binky & Lulu’s earrings were handcrafted with sustainably sourced mango wood by Filipino artisans in the Philippines!
The Tea that Rippled the World
“Girl, I know you don’t care about the Royals, but…,” she cut me off. My sister got caught up in the press drama and now she cared, “It’s wrong what happened to Meghan!” I told her I was writing this commentary and she is very excited to have it as a guide when she watches it tonight.
Empowering Women through Modest Fashion
With the growing conversation around modest apparel being represented and accessible, we’re learning that what is one woman’s liberation in fashion may be another woman’s hindrance. Learn how these Somalian born sisters are making designs that empower all women.
Making It | Artist Sareka Unique
Reka Unique and I were in each other’s orbit during Alt Summit in March last year, but it took a serendipitous encounter on Instagram to actually get acquainted with each other! I’m so excited to have artist and pattern designer, Reka Unique on The Riza today!
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