Style
Curated edits on slow fashion and sustainable style trends to help readers make the maximum statement with the smallest carbon footprint.
Will AI Save or Destroy the Planet?
As computers get more intelligent and sophisticated, their contribution to Earth’s future could go either way. The Ethicalist investigates…
Is Off-Grid Living the Ultimate Freedom or a Romanticised Fantasy?
Everyone loves the idea of off-grid living, until the solar runs out mid investor pitch and you realise this so-called freedom is best left to influencers and idealists (in my opinion)
Rewiring the Road: Jacques Brent on How Toyota and Lexus Are Going Greener
Jacques Brent, the man steering Toyota and Lexus UAE, talks to The Ethicalist about electric dreams, sustainable design, and why luxury doesn’t have to cost the Earth
10 Everyday Eco-Myths That Are Doing More Harm Than Good
This guide unpacks the eco-myths many of us unknowingly fall for, and what to do instead if you really want to live green
Here’s Why Plntd Is More Than Just Another Plant Shop
Not the perfect plant parent? Plntd is here to help
Crypto’s High Price Tag Comes with a Hidden Carbon Cost
If Bitcoin were a country, its annual energy consumption would rank 27th in the world, raising serious questions about the true cost of digital currency.
Fast Furniture: Why we Need Mindful Shopping for our Homes as Well as Our Wardrobes
Designed to be replaced as often as your socks, fast furniture is made up of low-cost, low-quality items that rarely last a season and almost never get recycled
From Landfill to Leggings: beAthletica’s Mission to Clean Up Fashion
beAthletica, a new UAE-based label, is using reclaimed factory fabrics to create small-batch collections that merge style with sustainability
The Dark Side Of Denim: Why Your New Jeans Could Cost The Earth
Switch your jeans for a planet-friendly pair that aren’t made using toxic chemicals that pollute drinking water and can even cause birth defects
Clean Up Your Closet Without Messing Up the Planet
It’s spring, which means it’s time to clean the one cupboard we’ve all been avoiding: the wardrobe. But before you start chucking things in the bin, there’s a more conscious way to clear the clutter
