megsmithmakes
@megsmithmakes.bsky.social
Slow and circular fashion advocate, who also makes romantic slow and circular fashion in Melbs, Australia 🧵🪡 Ethical Clothing Australia accredited and member of Seamless Australia. Also cats! 🐈
I am a Librarian as well as a Fashion Designer, and the vast access to inspiring books, free and given with trust, is one of our society’s best achievements. I still get the odd person who asks “How much is it to join?” and I never get tired of seeing their surprise when I tell them it’s free.
April 15, 2025 at 11:44 PM
I am a Librarian as well as a Fashion Designer, and the vast access to inspiring books, free and given with trust, is one of our society’s best achievements. I still get the odd person who asks “How much is it to join?” and I never get tired of seeing their surprise when I tell them it’s free.
I’m currently working on some new designs for a special event, but because I do absolutely everything myself it takes some time to get from sketch to final product!!
Would I have started my label if I knew the amount of multi-tasking involved? Hmmm!!Anyone have tips on managing multiple workflows?
Would I have started my label if I knew the amount of multi-tasking involved? Hmmm!!Anyone have tips on managing multiple workflows?
March 30, 2025 at 10:57 PM
I’m currently working on some new designs for a special event, but because I do absolutely everything myself it takes some time to get from sketch to final product!!
Would I have started my label if I knew the amount of multi-tasking involved? Hmmm!!Anyone have tips on managing multiple workflows?
Would I have started my label if I knew the amount of multi-tasking involved? Hmmm!!Anyone have tips on managing multiple workflows?
I love reading short form opinion pieces on fashion - I find they provide a quick way to digest many different perspectives on the topic. I want to create clothes that people will connect with so it helps to understand why people wear what they do. Fashion is psychology, after all.
March 16, 2025 at 7:28 AM
I love reading short form opinion pieces on fashion - I find they provide a quick way to digest many different perspectives on the topic. I want to create clothes that people will connect with so it helps to understand why people wear what they do. Fashion is psychology, after all.
For my birthday I went to the beautiful museum that is The Johnston Collection in Melbourne 🤎
Please enjoy one full minute of pictures of exquisite items from the current “Inspired by Women” exhibition, which celebrates the creativity and intelligence of women from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Please enjoy one full minute of pictures of exquisite items from the current “Inspired by Women” exhibition, which celebrates the creativity and intelligence of women from the 18th and 19th centuries.
March 15, 2025 at 10:41 PM
For my birthday I went to the beautiful museum that is The Johnston Collection in Melbourne 🤎
Please enjoy one full minute of pictures of exquisite items from the current “Inspired by Women” exhibition, which celebrates the creativity and intelligence of women from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Please enjoy one full minute of pictures of exquisite items from the current “Inspired by Women” exhibition, which celebrates the creativity and intelligence of women from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Have you ever bought something brand new and thought - this will be an antique one day? I must admit I struggle to imagine what modern objects will make the antiques of the future. I don’t think it will be IKEA.
March 12, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Have you ever bought something brand new and thought - this will be an antique one day? I must admit I struggle to imagine what modern objects will make the antiques of the future. I don’t think it will be IKEA.
Slow fashion is not just about production speed, it’s about accountability, transparency, and thoughtful design from concept to disposal. Does anyone ever give thought to how they might dispose of a garment when they buy it? Or do you buy with the idea you will own it for many years to come?
March 9, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Slow fashion is not just about production speed, it’s about accountability, transparency, and thoughtful design from concept to disposal. Does anyone ever give thought to how they might dispose of a garment when they buy it? Or do you buy with the idea you will own it for many years to come?
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Hello! I’m Meg and totally new to Bluesky. If you happen to see this and know of some good sustainable/circular/slow fashion accounts (particularly in Australia). tag them so I can follow! 🧵🪡
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈
March 7, 2025 at 10:24 PM
Hello! I’m Meg and totally new to Bluesky. If you happen to see this and know of some good sustainable/circular/slow fashion accounts (particularly in Australia). tag them so I can follow! 🧵🪡
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈
Hello! I’m Meg and totally new to Bluesky. If you happen to see this and know of some good sustainable/circular/slow fashion accounts (particularly in Australia). tag them so I can follow! 🧵🪡
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈
March 7, 2025 at 10:24 PM
Hello! I’m Meg and totally new to Bluesky. If you happen to see this and know of some good sustainable/circular/slow fashion accounts (particularly in Australia). tag them so I can follow! 🧵🪡
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈
Oh and cat accounts also most welcome 😆🐈