How to Shop Smarter: Look at the Labels

How to Shop Smarter: Look at the Labels

Learn how to make better shopping choices by understanding what to look for on product labels in this online event!

By Jennifer von Walderdorff

Date and time

Thu, 11 Jul 2024 11:00 - 12:00 PDT

Location

Online

Agenda

7:00 PM

Introduction

7:10 PM

Why look at the labels?

7:20 PM

Fast fashion vs. slow fashion

7:30 PM

Sustainable fashion vs. Greenwashing

7:45 PM - 8:00 PM

Shop Smarter Q&A

About this event

  • 1 hour

Welcome to our online event on How to Shop Smarter: Look at the Labels! Inspired by the shopping guide "Look @ the Labels". Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by all the information on every new fashion item? Or if you completely ignore them as there are just too many symbols and greenwashing out there. Whether you're investing in high-quality essentials to form the foundation of your wardrobe or curating the perfect capsule collection for effortless style, join us for expert tips and tricks. We'll show you how to decode fashion labels like a pro, spot greenwashing and greenhushing, and make smarter, more sustainable choices. You gain an insight into the services we offer in our consultancy at Look at the Labels, so we can help you transform your shopping habits and elevate your wardrobe. Don't miss out on this opportunity! Sign up now and get ready to shop smarter!

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Jennifer von Walderdorff

Jennifer von Walderdorff is the CEO and Founder of Look at the Labels. At our fashion and style consultancy, we empower women to gain a deeper understanding of their unique body types, personal style, and diverse fashion categories. Our mission is to help you make the most of your existing wardrobe, embracing the philosophy that re-wearing is caring. By equipping you with the knowledge and tools to shop smarter and more sustainably, we reduce impulse buying and broaden your awareness of various brands and clothing sources. Transform your approach to fashion with us, and discover a more mindful, stylish, and sustainable way to dress.