Our guest is the creator of The Wear Joy Project, Casey Lum. After decades of designing, styling and running a boutique on Melrose, she decided - around her wedding, no less - that she was going to do a no-buy year, where she abstains from buying anything new. This wasn’t just a gimmick but a wellness project that eventually launched the Wear Joy Project whose mission is to help others stop wasting their time and money chasing trends and instead focusing on their personal, timeless style. She’s here looking fabulous as we discuss the environmental impact of fast fashion, the myth of trends and how to go back to playing dress-up!
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