Unlock Your Signature Style with Eshanvi Grover

The Fabric of Change: Behind the sparkle of runways and red carpets lies a shadow few talk about — over 92 million tonnes of clothing waste are dumped annually, and up to 45 billion garments are produced each year, many of which never find a wearer. The question isn’t whether fashion is broken — but whether we are brave enough to fix it.

As a teen designer, I’ve chosen to stitch my creativity into a new narrative: one where style and sustainability walk the runway together.

Fast Fashion’s Fallout: The Truth in Your Closet
We live in a world where clothes are cheaper, trends move faster, and the cycle of “buy–wear–dispose” feels endless. But that ₹499 top often hides the real cost: polluted rivers, underpaid workers, and overflowing landfills.

If fashion is supposed to reflect culture, why are we okay with waste?

Reworking the Rules: Style That Evolves
My journey began when I looked at my own closet: clothes worn twice, trends no longer liked, and a pile of “nothing to wear.”

That’s when I discovered upcycling. A satin dress became a hybrid kurti, and a mesh top turned into two beanies. Slowly, fashion began to feel less like consumption and more like creation.

Today, my designs focus on:

• Multi-use garments — Outfits that morph from dress to top to wrap.
• Breathable, eco-friendly fabrics — Like hemp and upcycled cotton.
• Timeless silhouettes — Because sustainability is the opposite of fast.

Teens & Moms: The Overlooked Audience
From school runs to sleepovers, our lives move fast. But most clothes aren’t built for flexibility. Sustainable fashion fills that gap — with clothes that are comfortable, durable, and adaptable.

Imagine: One outfit that serves three occasions, made of skin-friendly fabric, and designed to last years, not months.

5 Tips to Start Your Sustainable Wardrobe

• Repeat is chic — Rewear your favorites. Restyling is the new cool.
• Swap parties > shopping hauls — Host monthly exchanges with friends.
• Label check — Look for natural or recycled fabrics before buying.
• Tailor, don’t toss — A small stitch can save a garment.
• Support small, ethical brands — They often produce with purpose.

Why This Isn’t Just a Teen Trend
From Paris to Delhi, the future of fashion is circular. Major fashion houses now explore zero-waste design. Schools teach sustainability as a core course, not an afterthought.

This isn’t a phase. It’s a movement — and Gen Z is leading it.

My Mission: Less Waste, More Wow
My goal is to launch a line of transformable clothing — fashion that moves with you, fits different body types, and lives longer than one season.

Because the best kind of fashion doesn’t just look good — it does good.