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A local non-profit organization helps community members shop for sustainable work appropriate and interview clothes.
Alex Gomez
Alex Gomez is a Junior at Sage Hill School, who has an interest in sustainability, marketing, fashion, and environmental science. She is the Editor of Flare Magazine and the Vice President of Sage Hill's recycling club, Blue Bin Group.
Poem: Winter’s Ballet
Clouded breath on the cold window Palm prints on the pane As she watches December's debut dance. The seasonal smile again returns She calls to her mother and begs to go And frolic with frosted friends Rummaging through the closet...
Column: Don’t wish upon this star: Why ‘binwishing’ is detrimental to the environment
“Greenwish” is a term that has entered the vernacular to describe the hope that sustainability efforts are making a difference, even when they are not. After spending the last year taking recycled goods to a local plant for...
Opinion: Microplastics, macro problem
While browsing your local beauty store, you might have seen some toothpastes that glitter, or a facial cleanser with “exfoliating” wonders. These products are strategically marketed to appeal to the masses, with substances that...
Opinion: The dangers of fast fashion
Fast fashion’s ability to mass-produce cheap clothing has warped the consumer’s idea of “fashion.”