Today, the most sustainable thing you can do is rent your fashion, and buy it secondhand. Less waste goes to the landfill, there will be less production and shipping across the world of toxic fast fashion, and it opens up the ability to shop consciously to those who before couldn’t afford to buy ethical and sustainable fashion new . No wonder clothing that someone else (besides your best friend or mom) has worn no longer seems musty, thrifty, or unfashionable. It’s gained a more proud, luxurious, and clever aura. According to a report commissioned by the resale site ThredUP , 72% of consumers are planning on buying more secondhand fashion in 2019, the fashion resale market is growing 21 times faster than the general retail market, and it is also expected to grow 1.5 times faster than fast fashion. The RealReal , a luxury fashion resale site, recently went public , meaning even the suits on Wall Street are into the concept. (Maybe their wives and girlfriends turned them onto it?) On...