Behind The Scenes of the "A Million For Zero" Zero Waste Fashion Shoot

Here's a behind the scenes look into the process and studio shoot for my project "A Million For Zero". For years, the fast fashion industry has suggested that individual style can only be purchased from a rack of mass-produced clothing, often at the expense of fossil fuels and unethical labor. Meanwhile, zero waste fashion proposes a sustainable alternative by generating little or no textile waste in production while still offering completely personalized styles. Environmental activist Angelica Pasquali, the photographer and creative director behind “A Million For Zero” set out to create a photo series that breaks the misconceptions about zero waste fashion. Sustainable fashion is often perceived as low quality and overall exclusively “boho” style. However, with the help of four talented eco-conscious designers, the team proves that zero waste fashion can accommodate a range of styles, is premium quality, and can be completely tailored to individuals. Stay tuned for the release.

Please shop sustainably.

Designers:
Anne James New York (http://www.annejamesnewyork.com/)
Zero Waste Daniel
(http://zerowastedaniel.com/)
Halima Garrett

(threads of habit) (https://threadsofhabit.com/)
Jewerly:
Branch and barrel designs

(https://branchandbarreldesigns.com/)

Models:
Eunide Louis Charles
(@eunidemodel)
Naomi Bagate: (@naomibagate)
Kyle Gleason

(@gleason_kyle)

Makeup and hair:
Chiara Savastano (@savascissors)
Videographer:
Neil Van Niekerk

(https://neilvn.com/)
Photographer:
Angelica Pasquali (https://www.lunaapphotography.com/) (@luna.ap.photography)

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