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Sustainable Style Seattle
Sustainable Style Seattle is a series of free community events and workshops to help Seattleites save money and the planet while also looking their very best! Throughout May, SSS will provide attendees with the skills and resources to engage with real sustainability through fashion and personal style. Participants will have access to free clothing, while learning to also repair, mend, and upcycle it into something uniquely their own. These events aren’t just about building a dream wardrobe that lasts a lifetime, but it’s also about empowerment, making people feel more confident and authentically themselves.
Event info:
Weekend 1
May 10 & 11 Clothing Swap
[ Bring your gently used clothing and walk away with items new to you ]
Weekend 2
May 17 & 18 Repair & Mend Workshop
[ Learn basic hand sewing techniques to mend and repair your clothes ]
Weekend 3
May 24 & 25 Upcycling Workshop
[ Transform pieces you own into new and better forms through collaborative upcycling ]
Weekend 4
May 31 Fashion Show
[ Come in your best outfit and walk the runway as we celebrate everyone’s unique style ]
When: 1-5pm
Where: @common.objects.library 2601 1st Ave, Belltown, Seattle
Sustainable Style Seattle is a @timmyfagg @thestylistway @janellerabbott collaboration, with generous support from @seaofficeofarts Hope Corps

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