EthicalStyle.com is here to help you educate yourself about the issues and shop around to create a closet that matches your personalized fashion sense as well as your conscience.

There’s no universal prescription in creating an ethical wardrobe. For some fashionistas, finding organic and recycled textiles is paramount, while for others high-quality clothes that last are all-important. Some people are concerned about workers’ rights and fair trade, and other people seek out clothes made locally.

All of this is why fashion ethics can mean many different things to different people. As with personal style, a consumer’s conscience has to be individually tailored.

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ETHICALSTYLE.COM STAFF

M.J. Prest — Editor-in-Chief
Based in Los Angeles, M.J. Prest is a former Senior Editor at The Chronicle of Philanthropy, a national newspaper that covers nonprofit and corporate social responsibility issues. She can be contacted via email at mj@ethicalstyle.com.

Kara Cook — Assistant Editor
Based in Washington, D.C., Kara works as a writer and researcher. She has been sewing and designing costumes for theater for six years. She can be contacted via email at kara.cook.es@gmail.com.

Madison West – Assistant Editor
Madison lives in Washington, D.C., where she works in public relations. She has a postgraduate degree in history and is a freelance writer on ethical consumer issues. She can be contacted via email at madison@ethicalstyle.com.

Allie Bashuk — Contributing Writer 
Allie is a 4th year fashion merchandising major at the University of Georgia-Athens. She also writes her own satirical fashion blog (www.UGAstyle.com). She can be contacted via email at alliebashuk@gmail.com.