Dress Smart

When choosing an appropriate airplane-friendly there are two things to keep in mind – you want to be comfortable and to look good. A maxi dress or comfortable pants are great for a long-haul flight and, of course, don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes.

Online Check-in

Checking in online can save you a lot of time and effort because you won’t have to stand in line at the check-in counter. All you have to do once you come to the airport is to drop off your bags.

Arrive Early

This is a rule we’re all familiar with, yet many travelers tend to arrive at the last minute at the airport. How early you should get to the airport depends on many factors, but usually, it’s recommended to arrive two hours before the flight.

Travel Accessories

Don’t forget to bring all those little things that will make your flight more comfortable such as earplugs, neck pillow, a tablet, a sleeping mask, and other things that will help you enjoy the trip.

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Browse in Incognito Mode

Forget about searching for flights from your regular browser. The way to go is either incognito mode or  private mode. When you do a regular search, companies have a way of knowing which flights are more popular through the cookies in your browser.

Search Through Aggregators and Flight Companies

For some tickets, flight aggregators such as Kayak, Expedia, Skyscanner will give you great prices. But in other cases, the best way to go is to look for a flight on a certain plane company. Don’t stick to Skyscanner, because you’ve had a great experience before. Make sure that you search everywhere.

Use Affordable Airlines

Airlines such as EasyJet, WizzAir, Jetblue, etc are your best friend in buying cheap plane tickets.

Buy a Group of Tickets

Getting tickets in bulk is cheaper most of the times. You can try this by searching the same flight and checking the price for one and five tickets. Chances are you will notice a huge difference.

Find the Best Day

You will notice that the tickets tend to be cheaper on certain days. When you do your search, you’ll know on which days you should book and which to avoid.

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Titled “A New Textiles Economy: Redesigning Fashion’s Future,” the report details just how damaging our current fashion industry is, and what might happen by 2050 if something doesn’t change fast.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcpnlqDgJVw/?hl=en&taken-by=spotter.frankfurt

The Impact

The report showed that currently, 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases are created every year by the fashion industry. Half a million tons of plastic microfibers are also currently being thrown into the sea every year by the fashion industry, adding to the impact.

This scale of pollution outsizes the impact from even the airline industry by a large margin. From your favorite pair of sneakers to that new top you like, the fashion industry is hurting the planet a lot more than people previously realized. If nothing changes, the fashion business may end up doing twice as much damage to the environment.

The head of the study, Ellan MacArthur writes, “The textile industry relies mostly on non-renewable resources…The current wasteful, linear system is the root cause of this massive and ever-expanding pressure on resources.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdCVU9PjzOG/?hl=en&tagged=fabric

How Can We Fix The Problem?

Scientists say there are many ways the current industry can solve this problem. For starters, all of the competing brands could work together to lessen their global impact. The report states that efforts are already being made to change the way the industry works drastically.

However, MacArthur also mentions that while the industry has made many great steps forward, it is still a long way off from changing entirely. MacArthur writes, “…a new textiles economy will demand unprecedented levels of alignment on the case for change, and collaboration.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbSC-hHFmXn/?hl=en&taken-by=stellamccartney

What Do We Do Now? 

Famed fashion designer Stella McCartney has been one of the first to cooperate with MacArthur to reshape the industry. She released a statement to the press mentioning how hopeful she is that the report will open the eyes of other fashion designers, and lead the industry to a more sustainable future. Stella stated that the report could, “…allow us to find a way to work together to better our industry, for the future of fashion and for the future of the planet.”

The post Studies Show Fashion Causes More Pollution Than Airline Travel appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Dress Smart

When choosing an appropriate airplane-friendly there are two things to keep in mind – you want to be comfortable and to look good. A maxi dress or comfortable pants are great for a long-haul flight and, of course, don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes.

Online Check-in

Checking in online can save you a lot of time and effort because you won’t have to stand in line at the check-in counter. All you have to do once you come to the airport is to drop off your bags.

Arrive Early

This is a rule we’re all familiar with, yet many travelers tend to arrive at the last minute at the airport. How early you should get to the airport depends on many factors, but usually, it’s recommended to arrive two hours before the flight.

Travel Accessories

Don’t forget to bring all those little things that will make your flight more comfortable such as earplugs, neck pillow, a tablet, a sleeping mask, and other things that will help you enjoy the trip.

The post Tips That Will Make Air Travel More Comfortable appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Browse in Incognito Mode

Forget about searching for flights from your regular browser. The way to go is either incognito mode or  private mode. When you do a regular search, companies have a way of knowing which flights are more popular through the cookies in your browser.

Search Through Aggregators and Flight Companies

For some tickets, flight aggregators such as Kayak, Expedia, Skyscanner will give you great prices. But in other cases, the best way to go is to look for a flight on a certain plane company. Don’t stick to Skyscanner, because you’ve had a great experience before. Make sure that you search everywhere.

Use Affordable Airlines

Airlines such as EasyJet, WizzAir, Jetblue, etc are your best friend in buying cheap plane tickets.

Buy a Group of Tickets

Getting tickets in bulk is cheaper most of the times. You can try this by searching the same flight and checking the price for one and five tickets. Chances are you will notice a huge difference.

Find the Best Day

You will notice that the tickets tend to be cheaper on certain days. When you do your search, you’ll know on which days you should book and which to avoid.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgzM9JuhJNl/?fbclid=IwAR3Sea2g8pBY3X4egEk874rnXeyvf3i9JwKtcYv9mPEdsLgJspFb9rpnLu0

The post 5 Tips to Buying Cheap Plane Tickets appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Titled “A New Textiles Economy: Redesigning Fashion’s Future,” the report details just how damaging our current fashion industry is, and what might happen by 2050 if something doesn’t change fast.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcpnlqDgJVw/?hl=en&taken-by=spotter.frankfurt

The Impact

The report showed that currently, 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases are created every year by the fashion industry. Half a million tons of plastic microfibers are also currently being thrown into the sea every year by the fashion industry, adding to the impact.

This scale of pollution outsizes the impact from even the airline industry by a large margin. From your favorite pair of sneakers to that new top you like, the fashion industry is hurting the planet a lot more than people previously realized. If nothing changes, the fashion business may end up doing twice as much damage to the environment.

The head of the study, Ellan MacArthur writes, “The textile industry relies mostly on non-renewable resources…The current wasteful, linear system is the root cause of this massive and ever-expanding pressure on resources.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdCVU9PjzOG/?hl=en&tagged=fabric

How Can We Fix The Problem?

Scientists say there are many ways the current industry can solve this problem. For starters, all of the competing brands could work together to lessen their global impact. The report states that efforts are already being made to change the way the industry works drastically.

However, MacArthur also mentions that while the industry has made many great steps forward, it is still a long way off from changing entirely. MacArthur writes, “…a new textiles economy will demand unprecedented levels of alignment on the case for change, and collaboration.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbSC-hHFmXn/?hl=en&taken-by=stellamccartney

What Do We Do Now? 

Famed fashion designer Stella McCartney has been one of the first to cooperate with MacArthur to reshape the industry. She released a statement to the press mentioning how hopeful she is that the report will open the eyes of other fashion designers, and lead the industry to a more sustainable future. Stella stated that the report could, “…allow us to find a way to work together to better our industry, for the future of fashion and for the future of the planet.”

The post Studies Show Fashion Causes More Pollution Than Airline Travel appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.