Usastylishtees - Billy Strings September 27-28 2024 Vista CO Tour Shirt

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Fast fashion's exploitation and hidden supply chains aren't new revelations, but when we talk about the mistreated workers or the environmental impact of disposable clothes, we're ignoring a third impact on the consumer. The "race to the bottom" has totally ruined our perception of value; we literally have no idea what our clothes (or food, or anything else) should cost, and low prices have become so normalized that we don't even second-guess them. In fact, despite statistics that suggest millennial and Gen Z shoppers care deeply about sustainability, the fast fashion market is actually growing—and the clothes are getting cheaper. It doesn't help that luxury is getting more expensive in tandem. The widening valley between the two is compounding our confusion: If a T-shirt shouldn't be $5, then it probably shouldn't be $500, either. But where's the middle ground. What's the "right" price for fashion.

She is dressed a lot like me, actually. Cool pants and cute girly tops or cute dresses with cool shoes. Always balanced. Almost all of her clothing is from when I was a baby. My mom kept everything. We lived in Paris from when I was born till I was six and she bought me this amazing Jacadi, Bonpoint, and Baby Dior wardrobe, which is now Uma's. Perfectly kept and all timeless items. If I need something new for her I usually shop online. I have a couple. The Saks Potts "William Shirt" made both my pregnancy, my breastfeeding, and my stroller walks feel comfortable, practical, and chic. I wore it every day and still do. It gets more and more beautiful with use.

My mom was with us during the first months of being a new family and she helped us with everything: diaper changes, planning, stroller walks–you name it. She cared (and cares) for all of us. She has taught me that family means putting everything aside. To always be there. To help, support, and love—endlessly. I will never forget the nightly strolls my parents took. Every (!) night at 10 they would walk our baby around town in the stroller to comfort her. When having a baby with colic, you have this constant feeling of stress and restlessness. We were given a nightly break from the crying. They walked, walked, and walked, relentlessly through snow, sleet, rain, and storms. Prizeworthy, I tell you.

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