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Sui: Connecting The Threads of Nature with Fashion

Embroidery, practiced all across India from Tamil Nadu to Kashmir, is one of India’s traditional a...

Embroidery, practiced all across India from Tamil Nadu to Kashmir, is one of India’s traditional and under-appreciated professions— and it's a centerpoint of this New Delhi based sustainable fashion label. 

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Decolonizing Land, Labor, and Fashion

Guests from all over the world joined Aditi in discussion with Indian decolonial leaders Dr. Vandana...

Guests from all over the world joined Aditi in discussion with Indian decolonial leaders Dr. Vandana Shiva, Oshadi Collective and Kheti Virasat Mission. With the rise of farmer protests across India, the panelists provided the necessary context and history regarding other issues India has faced, from the impacts of colonization, the Green Revolution, and on-going attempts of privatization.

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The Colorful World of Roopa Pemmaraju

In conversation with luxury slow fashion designer Roopa Pemmaraju on her newest collection, preservi...

In conversation with luxury slow fashion designer Roopa Pemmaraju on her newest collection, preserving Indian craft, and navigating fashion during COVID-19.

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Understanding History’s Empires of Cotton

An excerpt from my piece for State of Fashion, unpacking the impacts of colonial violence on India...

An excerpt from my piece for State of Fashion, unpacking the impacts of colonial violence on India’s land and labor— and the folks that are reclaiming our regenerative approaches. ⁣

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Why Fair Trade? A History & Gift Guide

Fairtrade exists as an alternative trade that recognizes  the effects that colonization had on the ...

Fairtrade exists as an alternative trade that recognizes  the effects that colonization had on the worldwide trading system and sought to create a more equal exchange, which is why products focus on producers in Africa, Asia and South America, with products such as sugar, cocoa, tea, coffee and cotton— all of which are commodities connected with long histories of slavery

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