Mirror
‘Conform Just Enough’: Reflections on Fast Fashion
The world of fast fashion promotes the mass-consumption of trends for students at Dartmouth and for young people everywhere.
Solenne ('24) is a writer for the Mirror. She is from New York City and is interested in environmental studies and quantitative social science. On campus, she's a member of the club triathlon team and the policy debate team.
The world of fast fashion promotes the mass-consumption of trends for students at Dartmouth and for young people everywhere.
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