slow fashion
Much of the world, outside of the U.S. and Europe, already consumes "slow fashion," as the alternative to mass-produced chain-store clothing is sometimes called.
The "slow" movement is thought to have begun with "slow food"—a movement credited to an Italian journalist. Other "slow" philosophies include "slow parenting" (the idea that parents should allow their children more unscheduled time to explore and play) and "slow art" (which encourages the deep contemplation of a single piece of art, rather than a superficial tour through an entire gallery or museum).
No comments:
Post a Comment