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A pop up clothing and accessories event will take place at the Rivercourt Hotel promoting slow fashion instead of fast fashion.
The event will take place from 10am to 5pm on March 18 and 19 and will feature designer and quality clothing, bags, jewellery and accessories, occasion wear and vintage and eclectic style.
Founder of Eco Boutique, Sandra Ryan explained the ethos behind the venture.
“The ethos is both an environmental and a creative motivation. My upcoming Spring and Summer pop up events kick off this weekend at the RiverCourt where I will be presenting a collection of one-off wardrobe pieces gathered from people who want to pass on or sell their clothing. It is all about changing our way of consuming,” she added.
For more see @ecoboutique on Insta
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