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Aditi Mayer
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Sustainable Fashion Content Creator, Adimay
Los Angeles
Beats
Biography
Aditi Mayer is a multi-hyphenated storyteller whose mediums span film, photography, journalism, creative direction, and modeling— creating a body of work that has explored themes of fashion and culture. From features in top fashion magazines, an extensive speaking resume, to being named a National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellow, Aditi is known for marrying the worlds of art, industry, and education— all with a socially conscious slant. Based in Los Angeles, Aditi is available to travel for work internationally.
Environmentalism , Sustainability , Race , Identity , Labor
Content
By Aditi Mayer| Vogue Business Verified Sustainability happens in the supply chain, but that looks different in every country, depending on its cultural, ecological and geopolitical context. This article is part of our Made in India series, where we unpack the nuanced challenges and opportunities in Indian fashion supply chains. Read more here. There was once a strain of cotton native to India called phuti karpas, which yielded fibres so delicate that fabrics woven from it were poetically termed ‘baft-hawa’, translating to “woven air”.
By Aditi Mayer| Vogue Business Verified Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts. The catastrophic scale — and preventable nature — of the Rana Plaza collapse on 24 April 2013 made it a watershed moment for the fashion industry.
By Aditi Mayer, Megan Doyle| The Titian Thread@ This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the Rana Plaza Factory disaster in Bangladesh. It remains one of the biggest factory disasters in modern history, killing around 1,138 people and injuring more than 2,500. It was a pivotal moment for many people in the fashion industry. After decades of blindly ignoring who was making our clothes and under what conditions, the devastating human cost of fashion was finally laid bare.
Company Info
Adimay