“The holiday season is romantically described as a season of peaceful reflection amongst family and friends. In reality, it more often resembles the scene in ‘Home Alone’, when the family scrambles into the cab hoping to make their flight.”
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It was the late 90s. I was a kid who was infatuated with a gravity-defying future, much inspired by my bingeing on cartoons that had space-like gadgets, mighty-morphin robots, and supernatural abilities.
I thoroughly enjoyed being a student at London College of Fashion. One of my favourite memories was attending a talk entitled “Sartorial Stories” with Penny Martin, Editor-in-chief of Gentlewoman magazine.
In my attendance at numerous debates and roundtable discussions about the future of fashion, I came across this idea of propelling sustainable fashion to the forefront of the mainstream audience.
“The holiday season is romantically described as a season of peaceful reflection amongst family and friends. In reality, it more often resembles the scene in ‘Home Alone’, when the family scrambles into the cab hoping to make their flight.”
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