• -A sweater with a pop-of-color, like the Kerri Rosenthal Patchwork Cotton Cashmere Pullover
• -A fun midi skirt, like the Rabens Saloner Lior Lunar Pencil Skirt
• -An accent necklace, like the Chunky Seed Pearl Necklace
• -Your go-to white or neutral sneaker, like the YSL Gym Sneakers

Dress Look

A blazer is the perfect way to dress up your everyday or evening dress!

This intentional layering adds a sense of refinement and relaxation when paired back with a slingback heel and small bag.

Pair Your Blazer With:

Meet Aimee – Q&A

If you’re not already following @sustainablyaimee, allow us to introduce you. Get to know Columbus’ go-to girl for all things sustainability!

Tell us a little bit about your journey to becoming Sustainably Aimee! What inspired you to start your sustainability journey and share it with others?

“I spent part of my twenties in Australia and Bali, where I first noticed how deeply people connect with the ocean. Not just for leisure, but for its wildlife and resources.

Seeing the growing piles of plastic on beaches, especially during a photoshoot when I had to clear bottles and straws from the sand, made me realize I needed to take action.

I began making small, intentional shifts: bringing my own coffee cup, shopping for package-free produce, thrifting clothes, and supporting sustainable brands.

By joining Plastic Free July in 2018, I documented my wins and fails, proving that sustainable living doesn’t mean giving up luxury—it’s about being intentional.

Now, living in Columbus, I partner with sustainable brands while continuing my own journey, reminding people that even small local actions can make a powerful difference.”

What does “sustainable fashion” really mean to you? How do you approach shopping mindfully while still enjoying fashion?

“For me, sustainable fashion just means slowing down and being more intentional with what I bring into my closet. I don’t think it has to be perfect—it’s about finding balance and cutting out the noise in seasonal trends. 

I try to ask myself a few questions BEFORE buying anything new. 

– Do I really love this? 

– Will I wear it often? 

– Do I have something like this already?

-Does it feel like me long-term?

This helps me be more conscious in my buying habits. It’s less about rules and more about making little choices that feel good, like investing in things that last or choosing pieces that tell a story.

Fashion is still fun, it’s just more thoughtful now—and I’ve found that makes getting dressed even more enjoyable.”

If someone is new to sustainable style, where should they start?

“If you’re new to sustainable style, I’d say start by looking at what you already own. Most of us have more than we realize, and reworking your closet with timeless basics you can wear year-round is the best foundation.

From there, if you’re curious about brands, the Good On You app is such a helpful resource—it breaks down how different fashion labels rank on things like sustainability and ethics, and even suggests similar alternatives.

It doesn’t have to feel overwhelming—start small, repeat outfits you love, and slowly add pieces that feel timeless and true to you. That way, your wardrobe grows with intention instead of impulse.

Also, truly working with a company like Wardrobe Therapy can help you look at your closet with new eyes. I actually gift their consulting to friends who are looking for updates BEFORE going out to buy new things!”

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