There was absolutely no way I was going to go outside in 15 degree weather just to take pictures of my outfit. I would die.
So as of late I've been feeling sort of convicted about a certain topic that Americans don't think about enough. Child labor in places like China, making clothes for people in America for so cheap, it almost feels like stealing. I guess I've just been thinking about someone else's pain and labor (let alone a child in some factory) making me cost beneficial clothes just so that I can feel and look good.
It's not right in my mind that a child is forced to work in a factory for America's benefit.
That's why, this year, I will be trying my hardest to do my small part.
This year, I will buy things either locally, made in America, or at thrift stores and consignment shops.
I don't mind buying my clothes at thrift stores though. In fact I think the clothes have so much more character, and it's fun to be able to try and hunt down just the right thing, without it being right at your fingertips. I will also be trying to maximize what I already do have, making new outfits with what's in my closet.
Dress/Thrifted. Tights/JCPenny. Shirt/Thrifted. Shoes/Payless. Necklace/Etsy.
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