The Lexy Show: Fashion That Gives A Damn

What if the most sustainable thing in your closet isn’t something new but something already hanging there? In this episode of Fashion That Gives A Damn, Lexy sits down with Vanessa Sanchez, co-founder of Bonnie, the innovative clothing swap app making it easier than ever to refresh your wardrobe without spending money or supporting fast fashion. Together, they dive into the growing movement of clothing swapping, why so many of us wear only a fraction of our wardrobes, and how technology can m...

In this episode we dive deep into the world of Nowrubi, the Berlin‑born fashion atelier that’s redefining how we think about design, identity, and self‑expression. Founded by German designer Ruben Nowak in 2022, Nowrubi is a tribute to personal transformation — a brand rooted in the courage to break free from rigid systems and embrace individuality. From structured silhouettes inspired by military heritage to rebellious deconstructed textures that challenge convention, every piece reflects a ...

In this week’s episode of The Lexy Show, we’re sitting down with the creative force behind Human Touch, a Berlin-based fashion brand known for its intentionality and groundbreaking techniques. From their unique paint-sewing technique to their commitment to sustainability, we dive deep into how Human Touch is rethinking the way fashion is made, worn, and experienced. The name “Human Touch” is more than just a label; it’s a philosophy. We explore the brand’s journey from its humble beginnings ...

What happens when you take the language of glossy fashion magazines, mix it with culture criticism, and point it straight at the industry’s most eye-watering contradictions? That’s the energy behind Not Buying It — a print + digital magazine that calls out greenwashing, fast fashion hypocrisy, and the marketing spin the mainstream media often lets slide. In this episode, we speak with the founders behind Not Buying It to explore how they remix the magazines of our girlhoods — complete ...

In this episode of The Lexy Show, we dive into Make Polluters Pay, the growing movement demanding accountability from the corporations most responsible for climate damage and environmental pollution. We break down how the idea of personal responsibility has been pushed onto consumers for decades, while major polluters continue to profit with minimal consequences. From fossil fuel companies to fast fashion giants, this conversation unpacks who is actually driving the climate crisis, how the na...