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Do you share this desire towards awareness and traceability of the clothes you wear? Then hop in the Farm-to-Closet movement with us and ask not only "who made my clothes," but also "who grew my clothes?"

The movement is gradually catching up to speed with the damaging dent on the environment the industry has left. With the right tools and the right mindset, we can contribute to the success of nursing our Mother Nature back to her prime state.

When models in runways display an array of the latest and most chique fashion, we ask who is the designer? From time to time, we also remember to ask, "who made my clothes?" But an equally important question that begs to be asked is... "who grew my clothes?"

This movement is fostered by our desire to know the story behind the products and tie in with the people who make them, just like how we want to know the cast and crew that make up a successful play after the curtains are drawn.

Imagining a night at the Met Ball, 50 years in the future. bit.ly/35FxU4t (via @Dazed)

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