Building a fashion brand that’s aligned with your values is one of the most exciting—and important—journeys you can take. Whether you’re just starting out or already have a brand in motion, this guide is for you. Think of it as both a starting point and a refresh: a way to realign your business, revisit your goals, and ensure your path forward reflects the conscious impact you want to make. Let’s create something beautiful, meaningful, and lasting together.

Good Day my Conscious Fashion Friend! Glad to see you are interested in making an impact in fashion! Whether you are reading this as a...

You're in the right place if you're a mid-career fashion professional or an emerging designer looking to pivot into sustainable and ethical fashion. The fashion industry is evolving rapidly—no longer driven solely by speed and trend but by intention, responsibility, and purpose.

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The brand is deeply rooted in the belief that fashion should be a force for good—both for people and the planet. By partnering with gifted artisans on the island of Bali, Luciee creates fair livelihood opportunities and fosters long-term relationships within the community

At any stage of your journey, clarity, strategy, and confidence are essential to moving forward.

launching a conscious fashion brand is not just a task, but a thrilling journey.

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Understanding your target market is a crucial part of any business, including the fashion industry. Whether you're a designer, retailer, or a marketer in the fashion sector, it's essential to know who your customers are, their needs, preferences, and behaviors. But how do you go about defining your target market and creating a comprehensive customer profile? In this post, we'll guide you through the process step by step with this Fashion Design How To:  Defining your Target M