The Core Course

A Practical Guide to Sustainable Style

Module 1: Reframing Your Mindset

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    This was all pretty new to me (seeing the "consumer" side of sustainability in fashion), and I felt that everything was explained very well and intentionally. It gave me a lot to think about and reflect on in my personal life, especially in an age where trends take over, and as a teen, the need to fit in is very strong.The course was easy to follow along with, encouraging, fun, and informative!
    — Cameron Kwok
    The context and topics of the course are insightful, thoughtful and inspiring. Most importantly, it made me want to learn more. The lens of sustainability through the psychology of individuality is so refreshing and feels really important and impactful. Can't recommend it highly enough!
    — Alyssa Augustine
    This course offers a transformative perspective on fashion, urging the people to become conscious citizens rather than passive consumers. It empowers individuals to redefine their relationship with fashion, emphasizing sustainability, personal style, and psychological well-being.
    — Yoochan Hwang

    Rated 4.84 / 5★

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