Home Actress Nathalie Kelley HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers March 2023 Nathalie Kelley Instagram - If I was going to NYFW to ask the question “Who made your clothes?” Then I had to make sure that I was going to be able to answer that question myself! I chose to wear these beautiful garments to highlight the beauty and skill involved in the production of artisan made clothing. Artisans are the true superstars of the fashion world, and the brands that I am wearing in this video work directly with them - in doing so these traditions are being kept alive. Some of these artisan communities are able to continue to practice their ancestral farming methods because they are supported by such work. My dream is for all of our new clothing needs to be met via these ethical, simplified supply chains. Congrats to these wonderful brands for leading the way. @zazi.vintage @zoubida.official @casa.nushki @kullvi_whims @stivalinewyork @valdesmonts_ @milena_silvano - They each have fascinating stories that I look forward to telling. As my friend @jeannedekroon says, it’s time to shift our gaze away from the model and onto the MAKERS of our clothes . And we must come back into reverence for and balance with the animals who nourish and clothe us and who can be such an important part of the movement to heal our soil. The topic of animal fibers (wool and leather specifically) is one that needs a more nuanced discussion . I want to dedicate a whole post to this but in the meantime I will say: I have the utmost respect for those who practice Ahimsa (Non-Violence) towards animals. I myself am *mostly* vegetarian. But, after careful consideration I cannot endorse plastic fibers as an alternative because these fibers are sourced from fossil fuels - the extraction of which is causing even more harm to animals and ecosystems. More to come on this later, but after studying the benefits of regenerative agriculture I have come to the conclusion that there can be a way of sourcing these fibers in a way that helps, not harms the earth - with maximum respect for the quality of life of the animal and minimal suffering. So vegans, keep please the comment section respectful. I am not your enemy! Also shout out to @poshmark where I sourced everything else!

Nathalie Kelley Instagram – If I was going to NYFW to ask the question “Who made your clothes?” Then I had to make sure that I was going to be able to answer that question myself! I chose to wear these beautiful garments to highlight the beauty and skill involved in the production of artisan made clothing. Artisans are the true superstars of the fashion world, and the brands that I am wearing in this video work directly with them – in doing so these traditions are being kept alive. Some of these artisan communities are able to continue to practice their ancestral farming methods because they are supported by such work. My dream is for all of our new clothing needs to be met via these ethical, simplified supply chains. Congrats to these wonderful brands for leading the way. @zazi.vintage @zoubida.official @casa.nushki @kullvi_whims @stivalinewyork @valdesmonts_ @milena_silvano – They each have fascinating stories that I look forward to telling. As my friend @jeannedekroon says, it’s time to shift our gaze away from the model and onto the MAKERS of our clothes . And we must come back into reverence for and balance with the animals who nourish and clothe us and who can be such an important part of the movement to heal our soil. The topic of animal fibers (wool and leather specifically) is one that needs a more nuanced discussion . I want to dedicate a whole post to this but in the meantime I will say: I have the utmost respect for those who practice Ahimsa (Non-Violence) towards animals. I myself am *mostly* vegetarian. But, after careful consideration I cannot endorse plastic fibers as an alternative because these fibers are sourced from fossil fuels – the extraction of which is causing even more harm to animals and ecosystems. More to come on this later, but after studying the benefits of regenerative agriculture I have come to the conclusion that there can be a way of sourcing these fibers in a way that helps, not harms the earth – with maximum respect for the quality of life of the animal and minimal suffering. So vegans, keep please the comment section respectful. I am not your enemy! Also shout out to @poshmark where I sourced everything else!

Nathalie Kelley Instagram - If I was going to NYFW to ask the question “Who made your clothes?” Then I had to make sure that I was going to be able to answer that question myself! I chose to wear these beautiful garments to highlight the beauty and skill involved in the production of artisan made clothing. Artisans are the true superstars of the fashion world, and the brands that I am wearing in this video work directly with them - in doing so these traditions are being kept alive. Some of these artisan communities are able to continue to practice their ancestral farming methods because they are supported by such work. My dream is for all of our new clothing needs to be met via these ethical, simplified supply chains. Congrats to these wonderful brands for leading the way. @zazi.vintage @zoubida.official @casa.nushki @kullvi_whims @stivalinewyork @valdesmonts_ @milena_silvano - They each have fascinating stories that I look forward to telling. As my friend @jeannedekroon says, it’s time to shift our gaze away from the model and onto the MAKERS of our clothes . And we must come back into reverence for and balance with the animals who nourish and clothe us and who can be such an important part of the movement to heal our soil. The topic of animal fibers (wool and leather specifically) is one that needs a more nuanced discussion . I want to dedicate a whole post to this but in the meantime I will say: I have the utmost respect for those who practice Ahimsa (Non-Violence) towards animals. I myself am *mostly* vegetarian. But, after careful consideration I cannot endorse plastic fibers as an alternative because these fibers are sourced from fossil fuels - the extraction of which is causing even more harm to animals and ecosystems. More to come on this later, but after studying the benefits of regenerative agriculture I have come to the conclusion that there can be a way of sourcing these fibers in a way that helps, not harms the earth - with maximum respect for the quality of life of the animal and minimal suffering. So vegans, keep please the comment section respectful. I am not your enemy! Also shout out to @poshmark where I sourced everything else!

Nathalie Kelley Instagram – If I was going to NYFW to ask the question “Who made your clothes?” Then I had to make sure that I was going to be able to answer that question myself! I chose to wear these beautiful garments to highlight the beauty and skill involved in the production of artisan made clothing. Artisans are the true superstars of the fashion world, and the brands that I am wearing in this video work directly with them – in doing so these traditions are being kept alive. Some of these artisan communities are able to continue to practice their ancestral farming methods because they are supported by such work. My dream is for all of our new clothing needs to be met via these ethical, simplified supply chains. Congrats to these wonderful brands for leading the way. @zazi.vintage @zoubida.official @casa.nushki @kullvi_whims @stivalinewyork @valdesmonts_ @milena_silvano – They each have fascinating stories that I look forward to telling. As my friend @jeannedekroon says, it’s time to shift our gaze away from the model and onto the MAKERS of our clothes . And we must come back into reverence for and balance with the animals who nourish and clothe us and who can be such an important part of the movement to heal our soil. The topic of animal fibers (wool and leather specifically) is one that needs a more nuanced discussion . I want to dedicate a whole post to this but in the meantime I will say: I have the utmost respect for those who practice Ahimsa (Non-Violence) towards animals. I myself am *mostly* vegetarian. But, after careful consideration I cannot endorse plastic fibers as an alternative because these fibers are sourced from fossil fuels – the extraction of which is causing even more harm to animals and ecosystems. More to come on this later, but after studying the benefits of regenerative agriculture I have come to the conclusion that there can be a way of sourcing these fibers in a way that helps, not harms the earth – with maximum respect for the quality of life of the animal and minimal suffering. So vegans, keep please the comment section respectful. I am not your enemy! Also shout out to @poshmark where I sourced everything else! | Posted on 24/Feb/2023 10:02:43

Nathalie Kelley Instagram – Firstly HUGE thank you to my muse @lizgillz for participating in this story. And everyone else who agreed to be interviewed. For those who might object to the lighthearted tone – just because we approached this particular story with some humor doesn’t mean everyone interviewed was not aware of the seriousness of our current climate predicament. No one can claim at this point that climate change and extreme weather events haven’t affected them at some point. The point of this story was to poke fun at the idea of “fashion trends” in an era of climate catastrophe. Hope you enjoy ⚡️thank you @lindaelenatovar and @gospeltribe for filming help

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