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七月 16, 2017

4個執屋整理術執出新生活

「明明新年才執完屋，為甚麼不足幾個月就滿屋雜物，如何執都執不 […]

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七月 16, 2017

減法小改變助你生活大改善

做個30秒小測驗，你有物滿為患的問題嗎？ 1. 你覺得擁有的 […]

Japanese girlfriends hanging out on Shibuya streets of Tokyo. Japan.

四月 11, 2017

為什麼購物帶來的快樂轉眼即逝？

你曾否在瘋狂購物後，發現因為折扣、團購、名人代言而堆在家裏的 […]

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十月 28, 2016

戰勝心中的購物狂

在電影「購物狂的異想世界」(Confessions of a […]

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十月 25, 2016

在愛裏，你是哪一種人？

也許你尚未察覺，日常的穿著可能已經透露了你在戀愛關係中扮演的 […]

Monthly market for second hand clothes and furniture at the IJ-hallen in Amsterdam. At this location a young group of fashion loving people (among which were a number of Greenpeace volunteers) organizes a photo competition. The challenge is to find and buy a second hand outfit at the market for not more than € 20 and have a "before and after" portrait made by fashion photographer Mandy Brander. All portraits are put on the Facebook site of “Fashion against Toxics” and an award given for the best looking outfit.

With the "Detox" campaign, Greenpeace demands fashion brands commit to zero discharge of all hazardous chemicals by 2020, and require their suppliers to disclose all releases of toxic chemicals from their facilities to communities at the site of water pollution. This event is organized to draw the attention of young adults to the creative possibilities of second hand clothes.

十月 15, 2016

除了時尚，你的穿著透露更多

“You are what you eat, and you […]

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十月 15, 2016

你的衣櫃還少一件衣服？

「我得找一件紅色的外套。」「我還欠一件吊帶褲。」「我需要買一 […]

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十月 15, 2016

地球很熱，原來少買一件衣服可以幫大忙？

每逢換季都忍不住丟掉一堆新淨衣服，為衣櫃送舊迎新是很多時尚愛 […]