Style With Substance

Support for Black owned businesses blew up post Black Lives Matter. However not all of it was sincerely done. Marilyne Kékéli is the founder of jewellery brand Mamater and she want...

Living with less is a sustainable way to go, but trimming down your wardrobe can be daunting. We chat to Wardrobe Consultant Gemma McLean about creating a capsule wardrobe in the m...

Vegan leather is usually billed as the more sustainable alternative to leather, however not all vegan leather is as eco friendly as you might hope. Ioanna is the Founder of vegan l...

Audrey Migot-Adholla is flying the flag for Kenyan design. Her company Yala Jewellery is proudly made in Africa and equally proud to be a B Certified Corporation. She tells us how ...

We're back for the 2nd Series of Style with Substance and we're kicking off by talking about plastic free living. Sophie Rist is a passionate advocate for using less plastic and us...

Bonus Episode - We are joined by Envvironmental Science student and sustainable fashion writer Livia van Heerde to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the fashion industry and what t...

On average we keep clothes for 2 years, but if we kept them just 9 months more, we would save a lot of energy, not to mention the planet. So how do we do this? Lucy spoke to Lucind...

Thanks to Gen Z, thrifting is enjoying an exciting resurgence. It also poses an exciting and accessible solution to the problem of fashion fashion. Emma Slade Edmondson joins us fo...

Renting our wardrobes has grown in popularity in the last few years and is hailed by some as the answer to having a more sustainable wardrobe. But is renting really the future of f...

It seems easy to give to charity through buying clothes but some brands do it better than others. We chat to Oliver Tomalin, Founder of Love Brand & Co. about partnering with 1% Fo...

In Episode two we explore the human hands behind our wardrobes and the importance of preserving artisanal heritage. We speak to Lorna Watson, whose handbag brand Stelar is created ...

Recycling your clothes isn't as easy as we are led to believe. The truth is that due to a lack of infrastructure, most of what we recycle doesn't end up making new clothes. Riley S...