60+ Conscious Fashion Influencers And Creators Embracing Sustainable Style And Advocating For Systems Change
By Stella Hertantyo
Recently, Canada-based climate and social justice activist, Karishma Porwal, shared an open letter to fast fashion influencers on her Instagram. Part of it reads:
“You may think, ‘If I stop promoting Fashionnova, PrettyLittleThing, or Shein, it won’t make a difference, I’m just one person’. I think that one person can make a difference. Plus, you’re not just one person – you are a person with a loudspeaker. You can speak to thousands of people and many will value your opinion. You can decide to give that loudspeaker to an ethical company, or one that is enslaving women. That is your responsibility.”
Let that sink in for a moment.
We exist in an increasingly digital world where online influencers and creators hold a significant amount of power when it comes to shaping our fashion aspirations when and how we value our clothing. This means that they have a vital role to play in advocating for a more equitable future of fashion.
While fast fashion influencers perpetuate wasteful habits, haul culture, and the mindset of disposability, there is also another movement of influencers on the rise – sustainable fashion influencers.
Being a sustainable fashion influencer comes with a lot of nuances, but these people are on a mission to consciously challenge the fashion status quo by sharing educational information, celebrating ethical brands, shedding light on social and environmental ills, and creating useful tutorials for thrifting, upcycling, mending, and so much more. On top of it all, they are showing us that sustainable fashion can be fun!
If you are starting out your slow fashion journey and looking for a like-minded community, or perhaps you are looking for some style inspiration and a few ways to further your sustainability journey, take a look at this list of sustainable fashion influencers and creators changing the fashion game for good!
Izzy of @izzy_manuel
Izzy is a half-Indian, half-Chinese sustainable fashion influencer with a Master's Degree in Chemistry. Her feed is filled with colorful, slow fashion outfits that will give you an instant dopamine rush — which is apt since Izzy is a dopamine dresser. She shares her slow OOTDs, slow brands, and insights from her conscious style journey.
Find Izzy on Instagram.
Pumulo of @pumuloknguyen
Pumulo is an advocate for secondhand and sustainable fashion, which she shares with the world by documenting her outfits and slow fashion tips. Pumulo also has a series of conversational IG Lives, called ‘Sustainability &…’, where she sits down with friends to discuss sustainable living, style, and more. And, if you need a weekly dose of joy, stick around for her #MugDanceMonday boogies.
Find Pumulo on Instagram.
Hosannah of @needforless
Hosannah is a sustainable fashion influencer and content creator based in Denmark who writes and shares about thrifted and secondhand fashion. She uses her hashtag #fashthrifts to create a community where thrifters and secondhand enthusiasts can share their preloved style. Hosannah also shares her sewing and upcycling projects which provide so much inspiration for anyone wanting to get going with a #memade project.
Find Hosannah on Instagram.
Anisha of @anishakalsi
Anisha is a digital creator and serial outfit repeater who uses her platform to spotlight small, slow fashion brands and share her sustainably stylish outfit combinations. Her combination of colors, patterns, and trans-seasonal layering are Pinterest perfect.
Find Anisha on Instagram
Jessica of @jessica.harumi
Jessica started her eponymous blog in 2018, and has since continued to make her mark as a slow fashion and lifestyle blogger and YouTuber. Jessica has mastered the art of creating a seasonless capsule wardrobe. Through her posts and videos, she shares invaluable tips and advice for building the perfect wardrobe foundation with good quality basics, as well as recommendations of ethical and sustainable brands to invest in.
Kate of @readwritethrift
Based in Toronto, Canada, Kate is a digital creator and Ph.D. candidate in history with a passion for fun, thrifted, and thoughtful fashion. She shares lots of thrifting content — from styling ideas and secondhand shopping tips to discussions on the ethics of thrifting. Kate also shares how to find your personal style, provides resources on sustainability and ethics in the fashion industry, and celebrates local makers.
Sophie of @saint.thrifty
Since January 2019, Sophie has committed to only buying secondhand. On her corner of the internet, she keeps things slow and thrifty and uses her platform to showcase the creativity of sustainable style, her upcycling projects, call out greenwashing campaigns, and create awareness about the harms of fast fashion.
Find Sophie on Instagram.
Oluwaseun of @the_oluwaseun
Oluwaseun is a London-based art director who is here to encourage us to have fun with our personal style. She shares thrift guides, the stories behind her vintage pieces, and explores conscious style alternatives like clothing rental, all while re-styling her own wardrobe and inspiring us to do the same with her impeccably structured outfits.
Find Oluwaseun on Instagram
Kara of @theflippside
Kara is a content creator, sustainable lifestyle advocate, and ethical fashion stylist with an impeccable eye for color. Her feed is filled with dreamy jewel tones as she shares her slow fashion outfits, conscious brands to support, and styling inspiration that will have you looking at your wardrobe with fresh eyes. She offers ethical styling services, wardrobe styling, and creative direction through her page called ‘The Flipp Side of Style’.
Find Kara on Instagram.
Jazmine of @thatcurlytop
Known for her iconic colorful outfits and her #rewearthat and #sustainablebaddie hashtags, Jazmine is a Black and Mexican sustainable fashion influencer who is proving to us that sustainable fashion is a lot more than just neutrals and natural fibers. Her eclectic style inspires others to try outfit combinations that they may have been too shy to give a go, and she uses her platforms to share vlogs, personal style tips, thrift hauls, and sustainable living advice.
Find Jazmine on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
Cat of @cookiecat.herine
Cat is known for her book recommendations and sustainably stylish looks. On YouTube, she shares thrift diaries, outfit ideas, and reflections on internalized capitalism that are so relatable. Cat also shares honest reviews of brands she has tried and showcases ethical brands that you can support if you are looking to shift your money away from big business and into smaller brands instead.
Sally of @callmeflowerchild
Sally is a Mexican-Salvadoran conscious and mindful closet advocate who is on a mission to make the outdoors accessible for everyone. Her feed is filled with greenery and colorful outfits that will make you feel so soothed and inspired to slip on a slow fashion outfit and go exploring!
Lily of @mindful_mending
Lily is a multidisciplinary designer and author of Wear, Repair, Repurpose: A Maker’s Guide to Mending and Upcycling Clothes, who is determined to save clothing from going to landfills. She does this by creating dynamic content that challenges the culture of disposability by celebrating an alternative culture of care, through mending and upcycling, that helps us make the most of our clothes.
Alex of @alexstagram3000
Alex’s platform is all about celebrating colorful plus-size sustainable fashion. She is the founder of Shiny by Nature (a size-inclusive fashion brand) and Made by Alex (handmade jewelry and accessories brand). Her Instagram profile is filled with loads of styling ideas and bold color combinations.
Find Alex on Instagram.
Mandy of @oldloserinbrooklyn
For anything you’ve ever wondered about trends and the psychology behind them, Mandy is the person you should follow! Mandy is a trend forecaster and analyst who shares her expertise and knowledge about trends, and is constantly encouraging her followers to focus on their individuality instead of blindly following trends. Mandy’s TikTok is an easy-to-digest deep dive into fashion trends, personal style, and critiques of overconsumption.
Jackie of @jacquitabanana
On her Instagram, Jackie shares her journey of unlearning mass consumption and choosing to shop small, secondhand, and sustainable instead. Jackie’s thrift and style tips, as well as her #staysusty hashtag, will set you on the path towards building your climate-conscious closet.
Find Jackie on Instagram.
Jeanette of @rocessence
If you are looking for slow fashion sewing inspiration, look no further! Jeanette is an interior designer who celebrates mindful fashion and loves to sew and knit. Jeanette shares her #memade creations and her slow fashion outfits on her Instagram.
Find Jeanette on Instagram.
Alexandra of @alexandra.hildreth
Alexandra is a freelance fashion writer and producer who creates content about wardrobe identity, personal style, and the importance of dressing for yourself without trying to impress anyone else. Alexandra’s TikTok is a treasure trove of insights on fashion-related social commentary, unpacking trends, challenging the way we think about fast fashion, debriefing fashion weeks, and more.
Anna of @annamo.1
Anna is a fashion designer and founder of INSTINCT, an upcycled fashion brand. In response to the harms of the fashion industry and the impacts of overconsumption on the environment, Anna uses her TikTok to create imaginative and sculptural garments out of waste. If you’ve ever been curious about upcycling and want to give it a try, Anna’s TikTok is the perfect place to start.
Rabia of @rabia098
Sustainable fashion influencer Rabia lives by the ethos of ‘buy less, wear more’. Her TikTok is filled with styling tips and tricks that will help you restyle garments you already own, in new and inventive ways. Rabia’s content is a reminder that you don’t have to compromise style to embrace sustainability.
Cynthia of @inspiroue
Canadian creator and sustainable fashion influencer Cynthia Dam is best known for her informative and action-inspiring YouTube videos on all things sustainable fashion, conscious consumption, and sustainability literacy. While the sustainable fashion movement may seem like a daunting one to get involved in, Cynthia’s content aims to simplify and educate, so that we can all make more informed decisions and strengthen our collective positive impact in the fashion industry.
Karishma of @_makeearthgreatagain
Karishma is a climate and social justice activist who uses her platform to speak out about injustices, share educational resources about intersectional social and climate justice issues, and document her low-impact lifestyle — including her slow fashion outfits. Karishma is on a mission to make sustainability accessible for all.
Find Karishma on Instagram.
Daria of @dariaandronescu
Daria is the founder of Wonder Wardrobe, which is a styling method that helps you build a personal, multifunctional, well-organized capsule wardrobe containing an ideal amount of beautiful, fully interchangeable outfits that reduce waste and support sustainable fashion brands. Daria also shares loads of tips for creating a capsule wardrobe aligned with your personal style.
Zoe of @zoehong
When it comes to creating systems change in the fashion industry, one key element is rethinking fashion education. Zoe is a fashion designer, illustrator, and teacher who is teaching for a better fashion industry, one lesson at a time. Zoe’s YouTube channel is filled with fascinating videos about fashion history, personal style, how to start a sustainable fashion brand, sewing tutorials, and everything you need to know about fashion illustrations.
Aime of @aimemaggie
Aime’s content is all about making sustainability accessible and helping us figure out how to live sustainably without spending a lot of money or time. Her videos explore the nuances and intersectionality of sustainable fashion and climate justice, while also providing practical tips to help you tread lighter and live slower.
Venetia of @venetialamanna
Venetia is a podcaster, fair fashion campaigner, and co-founder of Remember Who Made Them, who is known for her stylish #OOOTDs (old outfit of the day). She is constantly calling out greenwashing, sharing educational resources, and reminding us of the joy that comes from falling in love with your own wardrobe. Her YouTube content is a mix of wholesome vlogs and in-depth discussions about the future of fashion and the complexities of climate justice.
Sam of @snittybipkins
Sam is a digital creator who shares her plus-sized outfits that are sustainable, colorful, and fun! Her delightful ‘get ready with me’ videos on Instagram and TikTok are sure to bring a smile to your face and make you want to dive into your own wardrobe and restyle what you already own.
Lily of @imperfectidealist
As a sustainable fashion influencer, Lily is known for her educational and insightful content that unpacks the nuances of (realistic) sustainable fashion and living. Lily’s explainer videos across all her platforms will answer pretty much any question you have about what sustainable fashion means in practice. Lily is a proud outfit repeater and also shares so many practical tips for how to easily incorporate slow fashion practices in your own life in whatever way is most accessible to you.
Marielle of @marielle.elizabeth
Marielle is on a mission to make slow fashion easier for plus-sized folks. Marielle shares body-positive and fat-positive content, her beautifully curated outfits, and resources that help plus-sized folks on their ethical fashion journeys. For example, Marielle has a list of 4X+ plus-sized ethical brands, as recommended by 4X+ folks.
Find Marielle on Instagram.
Aja of @ajabarber
When you think of sustainable fashion influencers, no doubt Aja will be one of the first people to come to mind. Known for her thought-provoking critiques of the extractive and exploitative fashion industry, as well as unpacking of the nuances of slow fashion, Aja is someone whose content truly educates and inspires. Her recently released book, Consumed, explores the need for collective change when it comes to colonialism, climate change, and consumerism.
Find Aja on Instagram.
Catherine of @project.catherine
Catherine is a sustainable fashion influencer encouraging us all to join the #projectrewear movement and rethink our relationship to our clothing. Catherine has broken up with fast fashion and now, on her Instagram and TikTok, she shares helpful tips for how to build a sustainable wardrobe by learning to embrace your personal style, loving preloved, and living outside of the trend cycle.
Megan of @acteevism
Megan identifies as an “imperfect environmentalist”, which is a title that many of us can relate to. Her content is all about demystifying sustainable fashion, creating educational resources, and providing all kinds of useful tips for how to be a changemaker in your own life. Megan is here to remind us that sustainable living and style won’t look the same for everyone – and that is perfectly alright!
Find Megan on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
Katy of @katyho_
Katy is a freelance writer, sustainable fashion influencer, and the founder of Attire Media – a platform dedicated to sharing sustainable tips and news for those seeking to be fashion-forward without harming people or the planet. Katy uses her Instagram as a safe space to discuss social justice issues and the nuances of the fashion industry, while also creating content that shows just how fun sustainable style can be!
Find Katy on Instagram.
Dominique of @dominiquedrakeford
Dominique is a non-traditional educator and creative storyteller focusing on decolonizing the sustainable fashion agenda and working towards sustainable justice. Dominique is also the founder of Melanin & Sustainable Style, which is a digital interview-based magazine bringing MELANIN to the forefront of sustainable fashion, natural beauty, wellness, and agriculture.
Find Dominique on Instagram.
Aditi of @aditimayer
Aditi is a sustainable fashion blogger, photojournalist, and labor rights activist who uses her platforms to raise awareness and speak about topics relating to social and environmental justice, through a decolonial and intersectional lens. Aditi’s Instagram is a visual feast filled with outfits often inspired by her South Asian heritage and thought-sparkers that challenge us to question the status quo.
Find Aditi on Instagram.
Alexis of @girlwithagreencloset
Alex is a sustainable fashion influencer with a wealth of information when it comes to making fashion choices that center people and the planet. Her content aims to thoughtfully debunk many fashion myths and provide practical, accessible tips on how to be a slow fashionista. She also has a ‘How sustainable is’ brand rating series that shares insights into sustainability practices of well-known brands. And, you can check out her regular Sustainable News Roundups.
Find Alexis on Instagram.
Samata of @iam_samata
Samata is a cultural sustainability activist and creator working across fashion and media. She is also the CEO of Red Carpet Green Dress, a solutions lab and change-making organization aimed at infusing environmental and social sustainability in the fashion industry. Her Instagram is filled with food for thought when it comes to the fashion industry and how we can influence systems change.
Find Samata on Instagram.
Hadeel of @mshadeel
Hadeel is a Sudanese creative director, stylist, and founder of DAVU Studio. Hadeel advocates for being your own trendsetter and embracing your personal style so that you can avoid fleeting trends and overconsumption. She often shares the stories behind her well-loved garments and is a huge advocate for shopping and re-styling your own wardrobe.
Find Hadeel on Instagram and YouTube.
Shekinah of @sheekzine
Shekinah is a photographer and designer on a mission to amplify and celebrate BIPOC-owned brands and advocate for ethically-made slow fashion. When she invests in a new garment, she shares how well the garment wears, quality notes, and other helpful details. Shekinah hopes that sharing her outfits and thoughts will inspire others to reflect on their purchasing habits and rethink what businesses they invest in.
Find Shekinah on Instagram.
Rosette of @thriftqueenlola
Rosette is a secondhand style blogger who is breaking up with fast fashion and embracing the creativity of upcycling. She is also the founder and designer behind the upcycled brand, Revival. For thrift hauls, upcycling tips and tricks, and breathtaking style, Rosette is the person to follow!
Find Rosette on Instagram.
Sandra of @windsorburylane
The only way to describe Sandra’s content is: dreamy. Sandra is an interior designer and lifestyle content creator whose considerately curated feed will give you all the conscious living inspiration you need. The picturesque home and garden scenes that Sandra shares will draw you in. But her effortless, classically elegant slow fashion outfits are sure to make you stay. Sandra takes slow fashion cottagecore to the next level — in all the best ways possible.
Find Sandra on Instagram
Aparna of @stylishsuitcase
Growing up in India, Aparna’s love for slow fashion began at a young age — long before the term was coined. The only fashion she knew as a child was hand-me-downs, and clothes made by local tailors and weavers. Now Aparna uses her platform to share her slow fashion outfits, sustainable living tips, ideas for working towards a circular economy, and fashion brands that are championing a more just fashion industry. Her feed is a refreshing feast for the eyes filled with vibrant colors and textures, combined with invaluable tips about conscious fashion.
Find Aparna on Instagram
Andrea of @awkdrea
Andrea shares her delightful conscious fashion outfits and slow fashion brands she's been loving on her Instagram as a way to encourage realistic slow fashion. Her “get ready with me” and styling videos are sure to inspire you to want to shop your wardrobe and create new outfit combinations that make you feel good — even if it’s just to go to work or the library. Andrea’s content is a reminder to us all to rewear, rewear, and rewear again!
Jam of @justpeachhhy
According to Jam’s bio, they share coffee, houseplants, and positive vibes. We can confirm all of the above. But we’d also add stunning sustainable fashion outfits and impeccable styling to the list! As a plus-sized fashionista, Jam shares their outfits and brands where other plus-sized slow fashion enthusiasts can find garments that spark joy.
Find Jam on Instagram
Sarah of @imsarahstepanek
If you need a dopamine boost, head over to Sarah’s profile. Her Instagram feed screams bright and bold! As an avid thrift lover, Sarah’s eclectic style is a joy-filled mix of colors and prints. Her outfits will inspire you to try pairing garments and prints that you never considered would go together. Sarah loves sharing her thrifted finds, repeated outfits, and small slow fashion businesses to invest in.
Find Sarah on Instagram
Karina of @livingaskarina
Based in Los Angeles, Karina is a plus-sized slow fashionista creating fun and funky content on her Instagram and YouTube to showcase her thrifted finds. Karina documents her thrift trips and journey with imperfect sustainable fashion on her YouTube. After looking through her outfit inspiration and secondhand looks, you’ll be convinced that preloved is the way to go!
Steph of @repeatoutfitters
Steph is a corporate lawyer in New York City who uses her Instagram to advocate for realistic sustainable living and document her journey as a proud outfit repeater. She has also completed a “no buy year” and has documented her learnings and journey online. With tips for sustainable clothing care, creating a capsule wardrobe, and restyling pieces you already own in multiple ways, Steph’s content is sure to make you fall in love with your current closet in ways you didn’t even know were possible.
Find Steph on Instagram
Cathy of @hellointrigue
If you're looking for a sign to start making your own clothes — following Cathy is sure to give you all the inspiration you need. Cathy is a pharmacist with impeccable style who shares the outfits she is wearing. Her outfits include garments she has made herself alongside secondhand and vintage gems. The garments she makes are often hand-painted, which is the perfect reminder that clothing is a form of art and we should cherish it as such.
Find Cathy on Instagram
Leah of @unmaterialgirl
Leah describes herself as a “former fast fashion addict turned slow fashion activist”. So if you are looking for that extra bit of motivation to start your journey as a slow fashion activist, head over to Leah’s profile. Leah documents her journey as an activist and all the sewing projects she has picked up along the way. She also uses her blog to talk about various intersectional issues in the sustainable fashion space and spotlight conscious brands contributing to a fair fashion future.
Find Leah on Instagram
Candice of @candicemtay
If you are looking to simplify your life and learn how to welcome bliss without excess, then Candice has got you covered. In a world that's constantly telling us to buy more, Candice takes a step back and creates content that is a gentle reminder of the abundance of a simple life. From skincare and capsule wardrobe styling to calming vlogs and tips to make your clothes last longer, you’ll walk away from Candice’s content with a new outlook on sustainable minimalism.
Jenna of @ironicminimalist
Jenna is an Australian slow fashion stylist who focuses on educating people about the impacts and harms of the fast fashion industry. Through her styling services and online presence, she helps people define their style beyond trends while encouraging people to try more sustainable alternatives, such as secondhand, vintage, and clothes made with slow fashion principles at heart. On her Instagram, you’ll find loads of styling inspiration and outfit repeating tips.
Find Jenna on Instagram
Niha of @nihaelety
Growing up in India, sustainability was Niha’s way of life long before it became a concept adopted in the Global North. Now, Niha is a sustainable fashion advocate, designer, and founder of the sustainable fashion enterprise Tega Collective. Specifically, Niha’s life work aims to center BIPOC perspectives in the environmental movement while exploring the intersections of sustainability with culture and ancestral knowledge. Niha’s content provokes thought, inspires action, and encourages us to move through the world with radical empathy.
Zach of @sustainablequeer
Zach is a Boston-based digital creator using their online platform to share their style and love for sustainable fashion. Their timeless style is a considered combination of vintage and contemporary pieces that illustrate the expansive possibilities of personal expression. Zach is dedicated to breaking the stigma around rewearing clothes and repeating outfits. Their blog — Sustainable Queer — is an online destination for discovering responsible brands, sustainable living tips, and environmentalism.
Find Zach on Instagram
Lydia of @whatlydiamade
Lydia is an advocate for size and gender inclusivity, as well as a self-taught sustainable and ethical fashion designer specializing in creating underwear for all sizes and genders. As a multi-talented maker, sewist, and knitter, Lydia makes bright and bold outfits. If you have never picked up a needle and thread, or a pair of knitting needles, I bet you will after immersing yourself in Lydia’s #memade world.
Farihah of @easypeasysustainability
Farihah is a first-generation British Bangladeshi public health nutritionist and creator living in England. She has a love for writing and sharing helpful resources about all things sustainable living. On her blog, she shares sustainable shopping and travel guides, as well as low-waste living tips. On her Instagram, she creates content that spreads awareness about the social and environmental ills of the fashion industry, while also sharing ethical and sustainable fashion alternatives.
Find Farihah on Instagram
Addie of @oldworldnew
Addie is a sustainable living enthusiast who is passionate about helping others learn how to live in harmony with the natural beauty of our world. In college Addie became fascinated by sustainable building design and reuse, which led to a curiosity about sustainable fashion. Now the concepts of holistic sustainability have influenced every aspect of her life. She shares her slow, intentional living journey — as well a vast number of tips and resources — on her Instagram and blog.
Lydia of @styleisstyle
Lydia is a content creator, image maker, storyteller, and writer who explores style, sustainability, and social justice. They speak and write widely about the need for greater inclusivity in the sustainable fashion space, especially when it comes to size inclusivity. And Lydia’s combinations of bold colors and creative layering make their style an instant mood booster. Their Instagram is an artful archive of joyful outfits.
Find Lydia on Instagram
Danny of @dannnycalero
Danny is a Tacoma-based upcycling designer whose love for vintage clothes has evolved into a sustainable fashion line. He learned to sew in the summer of 2021, and by December began posting his work online. When creating his upcycled garments, he draws inspiration from a mixture of 90s vintage, 2000s punk, and modern eclectic fashion. Danny is dedicated to giving old clothes a new lease on life with his uniquely upcycled garments.
Find Danny on Instagram
Benita of @benita_robledo
Benita is a thrift and vintage fashion lover, as well as the founder of StyleCrush — a member-owned fashion cooperative that makes shopping secondhand easy and accessible. She uses her online presence to normalize thrifting and help people realize the many benefits of choosing preloved. You can also browse her content for tips to make your loved clothes last while restyling and falling in love with what you already have.
Becky of @beckymaryhughes
Becky is an advocate for “more experiences, less stuff”, which is such an important life lesson to be reminded of — especially in a fashion world that tries to convince us that our worth lies in how much “stuff” we buy. Becky uses her platform to demystify the marketing claims of fast fashion companies, teach people how to spot greenwashing, and share her life and outfits as a sustainable fashionista.
Find Becky on Instagram
Noa of @style.withasmile
Noa is a vegan fashion writer, creator, and consultant. Her vegan journey began in 2013, after watching the eye-opening documentary “Earthlings”, which changed her outlook on life. Now Noa uses her Instagram and blog to share resources and tips about vegan fashion and lifestyle. She aims to show people that we can still enjoy life, dress well, and have fun without harming other beings or our planet.
Find Noa on Instagram
I hope that this list of sustainable fashion influencers and creators has left you feeling inspired.
And, most importantly, I hope that it has been a reminder that imperfect sustainability efforts are so important and entirely valid. Depending on our context, everyone shows up differently in this movement, and that is something to celebrate.
Here’s to finding a like-minded, online community and embracing sustainable style practices that are accessible to you!
About the Author:
Stella Hertantyo is based in Cape Town, South Africa, and is currently completing her PGDip in Sustainable Development to accompany her undergraduate in Multimedia journalism. She is a slow-living enthusiast and a lover of low-impact fashion.
She is passionate about encouraging an approach to sustainability that is inclusive, accessible, and fun as we try to figure out how to create a more sustainable and just world, together.
When Stella is not in front of her laptop doing uni work, you'll probably find her reading, writing, illustrating, or baking/cooking. A dip in the ocean, or a walk in the mountains, are the two things that bring her the most peace.
