Pronunciation: /sloʊ ˈfæʃən/
noun a sustainable and ethical approach to fashion that focuses on quality over quantity and considers the environmental and social impact of clothing production and consumption
A1 Slow fashion is about buying clothes that are made to last.
A2 Many people are starting to embrace slow fashion and shop for quality over quantity.
B1 Consumers are becoming more aware of the environmental impact of fast fashion and are turning to slow fashion brands.
B2 The slow fashion movement promotes sustainable and ethical practices in the fashion industry.
C1 Slow fashion encourages mindful consumption and supports small businesses that prioritize craftsmanship.
C2 High-end designers are incorporating slow fashion principles into their collections to promote sustainability and longevity.
formal Slow fashion is a movement focused on producing clothing in an ethical and sustainable way.
informal I prefer to support slow fashion brands that prioritize quality over quantity.
slang I'm all about that slow fashion life, no fast fashion for me.
figurative Embracing slow fashion is like taking a step back and appreciating the art of clothing creation.
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