Heal By Dressing Up: Why Not Heal The World While Doing So?

Sadness is an inseparable part inside every single one of us. We all experience the feeling of not knowing whatever new to do; neither improving nor decreasing. Most of us have hobbies to fill the void with, whether it be drawing, dancing, or even dressing up. Yes, the industry of fashion is an art form that most of us look up to as a token of gratitude. A tiny bling beside our eye, and, boom! You are a brand new celebrity posing in front of your mirror.

In the developed world, we now live in a modern, consumerist, and primarily urban society, and we consume a lot of natural resources every day. It is no ordinary secret that the fast pace of fashion plays a huge part in producing waste. The constant change leaves us breathless and environmental pressure limits our movement to eat what’s served. But, did you know? There is another option, an option that needs bravery and commitment.

Sustainability and sustainable development, according to Environmentalscience.org, focuses on balancing competing requirements - our desire to advance technologically and economically, and our need to safeguard the surroundings in which we and others live. Sustainability is about more than just the environment; it's also about ensuring that no individuals or areas of life suffer as a result of environmental legislation.

1. There are numerous sustainable choices available. Just like so, choose brands that prioritize sustainability.
2. Recycle your old clothes into something new (possibly, a bedsheet cover), or scrap through your junkyard and go crazy!
3. Look at the long-term consequences of humanity's actions and ask questions about how they may be improved.
4. Opt for reusable tote bags, bottles, containers; anything you can switch ethically to.
5. Avoiding automobiles will help reduce carbon emissions, thus saving the environment.

We all have a moral commitment to each other, future generations, and other beings to keep the world alive, regardless of who we are, where we live, or what we do. Our current decisions and behaviors have enormous long-term consequences for future generations. So, what are you waiting for? Make a change starting today!