Welcome to Sustain This! A slow fashion podcast that's about so much more than clothes. Join us every Tuesday as your hosts Alyssa, Christina and Signe chat all things mindful consumption, personal style and the quest for building a more intentional life...and wardrobe! Alyssa Beltempo is a sustainable stylist, Christina Mychas, a shopaholic turned minimalist-ish, and Signe Hansen is a colour consultant and slow fashion style coach. Together we will unpack the nuances of what it really means be a conscious consumer & find more joy in what we have right now. Let's go!
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Seriously though, WHY? There is a lot of psychology behind why we are wired for newness, novelty, and that inevitable dopamine hit that we get when we buy something new. And although we know that overconsumption isn’t good for us or the planet, it’s ... more
In todays episode we discuss whether or not a piece of clothing, a pair of shoes, an accessory or anything you buy for your wardrobe, can really be described as an "investment". A piece of clothing decreases in value as soon as the tag comes off, so ... more
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Absolutely adore the three of you! You are all so genuine, honest, and vulnerable in regards to fashion, shopping, and hustle and bustle of life. It makes my day listening to your conversations and I always leave the episode inspired and grateful for your podcast!
I really love the conversations that they’ve had so far - such important commentary around style and mindful consumption. I’ve followed all three of these youtubers separately and listening to them together is a delight. They each bring something special to the conversations. I love the emphasis on more creativity and less consumption. If you are honing your closet and style, and trying to do it mindfully, definitely have a listen!
Great podcast tgat I was only recently introduced to. My favourite episode so far is the one about balance - it’s really helped me to think about why I might feel like I need to switch things up clothing-wise & how I can do this without spending a penny. I also love the fact that the hosts say they can’t afford x, y, z. Not enough people do this, particularly when talking about clothes/fashion.
I love this podcast! I’ve been a follower of Alyssa Beltempo for years now and I’m really enjoying hearing Alyssa, Christina and Signe discuss style, fashion and the now and how they all relate. I find their discussions refreshing and thought provoking in the best way. I always look forward to a new episode.
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