My £54 Customs Charge!

Around 2 months ago, I purchased clothes from an Australian brand called White Fox Boutique. Slightly more expensive than the mass market stores in the UK. However, the quality of the clothes are SO MUCH BETTER just for paying that little extra. Its always a risk buying from abroad because you're never quite sure what you're going to get, but I built trust in the brand over social media, UK bloggers and also previous purchases. These clothes are ones that you'll want to keep for ever and it's sad to say I can't think of one shop in the UK that sells this kind of quality with designs that you genuinely love. Although everyone has different taste, I feel for the female market, Australia really does have some of the best brands. 

Gender-Neutral Fashion

This year, I have noticed a huge trend in inclusivity. Whether it be for makeup or clothing, individuals are demanding more from brands. When it comes to the LGBTQ+ community, unisex clothing is almost nowhere to be seen in stores. The fashion industry today in mass form offers baggy streetwear as an alternative for unisex clothing. However, this is not necessarily enough or meets the needs of the LGBTQ+ community.

Fashion Brands And Disabilities

Mama Cax - Model

Today, I read an article on Glamour.com about how fashion brands should cater more to people with disabilities. As a person who can be quite ignorant about the world going on around me, I didn't quite realise how much of a problem buying or even putting clothes on can be for some people. I read three short experiences that disabled people had to go through, two of them included having to alter the clothes they buy, making them easier to put on and accessible and I read one of the woman who has dwarfism often gets told to look in the kids section. This completely shocked me. Obnoxious and ridiculous, why would adult want to shop in the kids section for themselves.