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Fast fashion has skewed our perception of minimalism, with cheaper clothes made by the tonne are known for their excessive water pollution and poor material structure. In order for a minimalist lifestyle to really be beneficial and sustainable for our environment, fast fashion items (although cheap and ideal) are not right for the job.

Minimalist fashion essentially follows the rule of keeping your wardrobe small and necessary with longevity in mind. It cuts out the idea of retaining unwanted clothes that we didn't need to purchase in our lives. These fewer clothes will need to withstand a longer duration of time and wear with the option of purchasing replacements out of the question.

Fashion Jackson is an inspired style, home, and beauty destination for those who prefer quality over quantity, subtle over obvious, and ease over complexity.

If you’ve been flirting with the idea of upgrading your bedding situation, I can’t recommend Boll & Branch enough. I’ve been working with this amazing bedding brand for a while and am proud to do so because their collection of…

Over the years I've invested in more and more designer accessories. I have found they just last so much longer and the designs carry over season after season. Since making a designer purchase is an investment, I like to wait and really see what I'm missing from my closet. When I'm styling an outfit or packing for a trip I always ask myself, "What do I wish I had to really pull this look together?" I'll remember that thought and see if its one I continue having, to ensure its and item I'll really wear and get good use out of.

Fashion is an ever-changing landscape where creativity knows no bounds. Each year brings forth new trends, styles, and colors that captivate the hearts of fashion enthusiasts worldwide. From the runways of Paris to the streets of New York, the world eagerly awaits what's next in the realm of fashion.