Salon introduces questions of the day, where we invite you to lead the conversation.
America’s obsession with fast fashion is causing us to toss out, on average, eighty pounds of clothing per person per year. It’s an ethical and environmental problem — and an intellectual one as well. This week, I wrote about my own sartorial compromise, with a wardrobe that’s pretty minimalist and largely secondhand.
Is the tyranny of choice making it harder for you to get dressed in the morning? Or to put it another way: Do you have a bigger wardrobe, but nothing to wear?
