Journal
Focus on Rewear Repair and Reuse Instead of Resale or Recycling to be More Sustainable
There is concept of the 4 Rs of sustainability: reuse, rewear, repair, recycle are the paths to create a more sustainable fashion industry. When it comes... more »
Sustainable Fashion Myths & What Makes Fashion Transparent
When it comes to sustainable fashion or how "green" a brand is, the conversation typically centers around whether a brand uses recycled fabrics, organic... more »
Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's Iconic Style
When it comes to chic minimalist '90s fashion, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's style endures the way few others from this era have endured. Her style was... more »
Fashion for the Real World: Women Need Clothing With Pockets, Too
Pockets. Most women want them in their clothing, but some women need them more than others — like conference and event managers. They are the unseen... more »
How to Shop More Sustainably: It's a Mindset, Not an Adjective
So much talk, so little progress. Since I launched Senza Tempo, the conversation around how to shop more sustainably went from niche to mainstream.... more »
King Charles's Sustainable Style — The Greenest Royal Wardrobe?
Is King Charles the greenest royal when it comes to style? The Financial Times's Robert Armstrong recently wrote a piece ahead of King... more »
Fashion Over Forty
"Good clothes, simply made never date...of course they must not be made with exaggerated or extravagant lines." — Elsa Schiaparelli Senza Tempo... more »
Unsung Style Icons — Beyond Jackie and Audrey Style
Most of us know the classic style icons like Jackie, Audrey, or anyone French. Countless books have been written about all of them. But what about the... more »
The Art of Packing: Why You Need a Travel Uniform
Want to reduce your stress on your next trip? Pick a travel uniform and only pack within the parameters of that uniform. Like many, I've eased back into... more »
Sustainable Gift Ideas
If you follow Senza Tempo on Twitter or Instagram, you know how we frequently focus on utility as the ultimate sign of sustainability. It’s not... more »