After 12 glorious, well served months this little website and blog is saying goodbye. But before you cry in to your pillow do no fear, a new site will be launching on 4th April. Same time, same place, but much much … Continue reading
On Wednesday 4th April Ms Wanda celebrates her first birthday. And what better way than to launch a whole new product and campaign. As part of the birthday celebrations there will be the unveiling of the new website. The website takes … Continue reading
I started writing this blog purely as an insight and exploration of ethical fashion. But over time I’ve realised that you can’t really separate fashion and other women’s issues. In short, fashion is a feminist issue. The issue of the size of models … Continue reading
As part of the Ms Wanda’s Wardrobe relaunch I’m creating a new Uber Blog and looking for writers and bloggers who want to contribute. Could that be you? The aim of the Uber Blog is to bring together all the best … Continue reading
This week marks the beginning of the countdown to the relaunch of Ms Wanda’s Wardrobe. Ms Wanda’s Wardrobe was launched in April 2011 in response to my personal concerns about the environmental and social impact of the fashion industry. It’s … Continue reading
This can be a miserable time of year – short days, bad weather, ages til the next holiday. This year I’m surviving the winter by the thought of my upcoming holiday. As usual I’ll be popping off for a few … Continue reading
Today is my last day of blogging for 2011. It’s been an incredible year, with Ms Wanda’s finally launching to the world with the first pop up shop in Whitechapel back in the spring. Since then I’ve met so many … Continue reading
I want to start with two apologies. First, this is the second non fashion piece I’ve done in as many weeks, but Christmas it a time of a lot of needless waste so I feel compelled to write about it. … Continue reading
I have the same dilema every year – I love Christmas trees, but they’re so awful for the environment. Cut down in Norway, shipped over here, put them up for two weeks and then throw them in the bin. I … Continue reading
Two years ago I began a boycott of Primark. I was tired of their cheap rubbish clothes, shady human rights records and general disdain for the world around them. I was a little perturbed to find out the other day … Continue reading