Consumers are becoming more conscious and critical of fast fashion than ever before, leading to a growing demand for sustainable and ethical alternatives. One compelling solution that's gaining momentum is the upcycled fashion marketplace.

For those seeking to embrace eco-conscious style without compromising on aesthetics, following sustainable fashion blogs is a great way to stay informed and inspired. In this article, we look at ten of the best sustainable fashion blogs that every environmentally-aware individual should follow.

In case you missed it, we had our first pop-up with Fashion District Festival. But along with our pop-up, we were lucky enough to host three workshops with Alterist designers Maribel Skelly from Sackito Bags, Smart Urhiofe from Not Far Behind, and Corinna Francavilla from Nina.

During the Alterist X Fashion Disctrict Festival, we were lucky enough to collaborate with the talented Sedacael Afework and Amina Akhmendova to create a series called ‘Style Under Surveillance’.

We're excited to announce that Alterist Marketplace is having its first EVER pop-up store! Come join us at Spitalfields Market and check out the 150+ limited edition pieces from the Alterist community.

We sat down with Olmo Parenti, the director and filmmaker behind the 3 of the 6 episodes of the groundbreaking docuseries "JUNK".

Introducing 11 inspiring influencers, who are using their platforms to promote sustainable fashion choices and alternatives.

Explore the world of upcycling, understand its transformative benefits for the fashion industry, and learn why it’s the future of fashion.

12 fashion marketplaces you need to hear about, promoting ethical brands and environmentally friendly fashion

Get a glimpse of the incredible work done by these 10 sustainable fashion NGOs. Follow their journeys as they revolutionize the industry one stitch at a time.

Don’t know what a capsule wardrobe is? This blog post helps break down what exactly a capsule wardrobe is and how to start one.

Discover the 6 R's of sustainability—Rethink, Refuse, Repair, Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle—and learn how these principles can be incorporated into your daily life to make a positive impact on the environment.