"Why Is Our Wardrobe Never Full? The Ecological Footprint of Fast Fashion with Dr. Ceren Özcan"
Dr. Ceren Özcan, author of Zero-Waste Living writes for peyzajMAG about the consumer culture behind the "I have nothing to wear" dilemma and the hidden water and climate costs of fast fashion.
This story was originally published in Turkish. Read in Turkish
Dr. Ceren Özcan, author of Zero-Waste Living, lays bare the consumer psychology behind the "I have nothing to wear" feeling in our wardrobes and the ecological costs hidden by fast fashion.
Questioning the journey of a single garment from water basins to the climate crisis and urban metabolism, this eye-opening analysis is with you in the Autumn 2026 issue of peyzajMAG!
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