Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
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Being Feminine Being Strong
Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
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Vegan is still an emerging concept for India only a few people know about it we Indians usually confuse vegetarian with vegans let me help you with that. A vegan diet excludes all meat and animal products (meat, poultry, fish, seafood, dairy and eggs), whereas a vegetarian diet excludes meat, poultry, fish and seafood.
IF YOU THINK BEING VEGAN IS DIFFICULT IMAGINE!!! BEING A FACTORY FARM ANIMAL.

Many athletes and celebrities turned vegan for their love of animals.
Nowadays where many foreign athletes turned vegan Our footballer Sunil Chhetri also gave a chance and turned vegan not for his love for animals but for his love for sports and health.
“After eating 2,000 lambs I can’t say
…[I turned vegan due to love for animals], but at my age, it helps in recovery” he said
Wonder why these athletes are turning vegan!!
Here are some reasons why athletes choose plant-based diets over vegetarian diets
So presently we all understand why our Indian star footballer turned vegan not just him but popular cricketer Virat Kohli has also turned into a vegan.
PEOPLE EAT MEAT AND THINK THEY BECAME STRONG LIKE AN OX BUT THEY FORGET OX EAT GRASS.

I was watching a movie tonight everyone heard about the movie and must have watched the movie the most amazing love story Titanic; the name is enough. Everyone saw the outstanding chemistry between rose and jack. They had an endless bond, the flawless relation, they shared a emotional intimacy.
But thing that made me write about titanic is he died and after that she got married had children but never told a single word about him to the world even she didn’t shared that to her husband. Because that was hers totally hers she didn’t want anyone to know what they had what they didn’t. but now a days there is nothing as a secret, social media changed everything now a days have a boyfriend/girlfriend is a style not love, they share lust not emotions, they have hookups not relation. I am not against hookups or social media I am just against the mentality that having a partner is about looking cool in front of friends faking stories about how partner care for them is not making them cool honestly it makes you fool. Do anyone seriously thinks that the person whome you are faking your stories to don’t know the truth, guys they know that you are making yourself a bigger fool . If you have someone, that’s great but if you don’t , that’s best. Because then you have; yourself, completely you, only you. Nowadays getting into a relationships are like changing your shoes once you post them on social media girls/guys commented on you post “wow nice one” and you, you become happy that people like your shoes you wear it more often and make them the normal like all other and then after few months you get bored of them you just stop getting comments on that and then you start looking for new one, more stylish one. That’s what we do now a days, my mom oftenly say my aunt never saw my uncle before marriage talking is away they didn’t even saw them and now its been 35years of their successful marriage and their comes my sister she got married after 2yeas of dating and got divorced in just 6months. That’s what I mean to say doesn’t matter how close you guys are if are not made for one another stop wasting your time and life , Rather transform yourself into a successful women/men that will make you a better person for life not you ultimate timepass.

“There Is no beauty in the finest cloth if it makes hunger and unhappiness”.
Let us know how #imademyclothes i.e. fashion revolution began.
On 24 April 2013, the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh collapsed. 1,138 people died and another 2,500 were injured, making it the fourth largest industrial disaster in history.

That’s when Fashion Revolution was born.
There were five garment factories in Rana Plaza all manufacturing clothes for big global brands. The victims were mostly young women. But how can we help them? What difference can we make? let us see how can we uplift this revolution
Clothes aren’t going to change the world. The warrior who wears them will.Thats YOU by fair way Bringing together the people and organisations to work towards radically changing the way our clothes are sourced, produced and consumed so that our clothing is made in a safe, clean and fairway. Believing that collaboration across the whole value chain from farmer to consumer is the only way to transform the industry. The mission is to bring everyone together to make that happen.
This is why, during Fashion Revolution Week, we encourage as many people as possible to ask #whomademyclothes?
It starts with you! Ask yourself: “Who made my clothes?” And then most importantly, ask the brands and retailers you buy from.
Some brands won’t answer at all. Some might tell you where your clothes were made but not who made them. Some will direct you to their Corporate Social responsibility Policy. That’s not good enough. Keep asking until you get right down to the factory where your garment was made or even the name of the person who made it.
Let us see which companies do support this fashion revolution truly. During this we came across an outstanding company.
Essence and ethos is a company that produces sustainable clothes in a wide variety. Clothes produced in this companies is not only biodegradable but also glamorous. This enterprise is not only thoughtful of nature but equally, feel the pain of their workers and employees.
Essence and Ethos don’t work for the money or wages, they work for the people, their employees and the empowerment of labours. This is the only sustainable clothing website that will truly give you the answers to your query and is a true supporter of this fashion revolution. #whomademyclothes If a brand doesn’t respond, keep asking. Our power is in persistence. The more people who keep asking #whomademyclothes, the more brands will listen.

Now it is Our Time To Work For Them Who Made Our Lives More Fashionable And Stylish. Giving Them The Rights They Deserve.
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