Sustainable and modest fashion: an ethical and inclusive style movement 

🎥 Sustainable and Modest Fashion: An Ethical and Inclusive Style Movement 🌿
By Bhakti Parwani | ACX701 – Communication Concepts | Deakin University

In this video, I explore how Indian creators, designers, and influencers are redefining fashion by embracing sustainability and modesty. From brands like Nicobar and Anita Dongre to digital creators promoting ethical style on Instagram and YouTube, this movement highlights how fashion can be rooted in cultural pride, environmental care, and inclusive values.

💚 Featuring:
• Upcycled fashion made at home
• Voiceover storytelling connecting fashion, culture & ethics

🔗 References and Credits:
• The Rise and Tide of Nicobar – The Voice of Fashion
https://www.thevoiceoffashion.com/centrestage/features/the-rise-and-tide-of-nicobar--5607
• How Nicobar came to define slow fashion – Nicobar Blog
https://global.nicobar.com/blogs/press-story/how-nicobar-came-to-define-slow-fashion-for-a-new-indian-generation
• Anita Dongre and the Ethics of Indian Fashion – SAGE Journals
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.1177/25166042231220196
• Awan, S. (2023). Advancing Muslim Modest Fashion Clothing – ResearchGate
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/383013442_Advancing_Muslim_Modest_Fashion_Clothing
• Wong & Choi (2023). Sustainable Fashion & Social Media – Sustainability Journal
https://doi.org/10.3390/su15107824

🎬 Editing: Capcut
👗 Original footage: Upcycled denim skirt made at home by Bhakti Parwani
🎙️ Voiceover & Direction: Bhakti Parwani

🌱 Fashion with purpose is more than a trend—it’s a movement.
📲 Like, share & comment: How do you define ethical fashion?

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