How This Korean Designer Turns Trash Into Fashion | EVERYDAY BOSSES #59

South Korea’s love of fast fashion is creating a surplus of cheap, disposable clothes, which get thrown away after a few years, if not months. Many of those items are being dumped in landfills or burned, eventually polluting our environment. That's why designer Lee Sung-ju started to create clothing and fashion made of trash and recycled material, and she even established her own fashion brand called Darcygom that aims to prove that fashion can be sustainable, eco-friendly, and ethical while also being trendy and stylish. Thanks to Sung-ju for sharing her story. If you enjoyed this video, download our free community app MOGAO and discover untold stories from Asia and all over the world. Being the most diverse and global online community in the world, we can start a movement to get local insight into the latest current events and social issues from every corner of the world to the forefront and bridge cultural and social gaps. Join the MOGAO community now and be a part of the global movement:  App Store (iPhone): bit.ly/2wyascp Play Store (Android): bit.ly/2UxJycD

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