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Lexy Silverstein

Lexy Silverstein

Hi guys! My name is Lexy Silverstein. On my channel I take you along with me on various vlog journeys and give you guys my best fashion tips! Follow me on Instagram and TikTok @lexysilverstein

Lexy Silverstein
What does sustainability really look like beyond reusable water bottles and eco-friendly products? In this episode of The Lexy Show: Fashion That Gives a Damn, Lexy Silverstein sits down with environmental activist and community organizer Ariel DeLa Cruz to explore the powerful connection between environmental justice, wellness, food systems, and community sustainability. Ariel shares her journey from studying biology and pre-med to becoming a sustainability leader focused on helping people reconnect with nature, improve their well-being, and create healthier communities. Together, Lexy and Ariel discuss the importance of outdoor spaces, sustainable living, composting, conscious consumption, food waste, environmental education, and why sustainability isn't about perfection—it's about progress. They also dive into sustainable fashion, fast fashion's hidden costs, mindful shopping habits, teaching environmental awareness to children, and how small lifestyle changes can create lasting ripple effects for people and the planet. Check out more from Lexy on Instagram and tiktok @lexysilverstein and check out Lexy's website https://elexyfy.com/ #sustainability #sustainableliving #ecofriendly #zerowastelife #consciousconsumerism #fashionforgood #thelexyshow #sustainablefashion
In this episode of Haute Talk, Lexy Silverstein sits down with Jeanette Spiezio, founder of Sustainable Haus Mercantile and co-chair of Beyond Plastics New Jersey, to talk about zero waste living, refill stores, sustainable habits, and making eco-friendly living more accessible in everyday life. Jeanette shares how a curiosity about the ingredients in conventional laundry detergent led her to create a clean living lifestyle store offering over 3,000 low-waste products and refillable essentials. From reusable household swaps and toxin-free products to the hidden dangers of plastics, receipts, PFAS, and microplastics, this conversation dives deep into how small everyday choices can create massive environmental impact over time. Whether you’re just beginning your sustainability journey or looking for practical ways to reduce waste, join us on this week's episode of 'The Lexy Show' to learn more about living intentionally.
In this episode of The Lexy Show: Fashion That Gives a Damn, Lexy sits down with Lana Garmo, founder of In Two Minds, to talk about thrifting, upcycling fashion, conscious consumerism, and redefining sustainability in the modern fashion industry. From selling clothes organically on Depop to building a thriving upcycled clothing brand, Lana shares her journey of transforming secondhand fashion into creative, one-of-a-kind pieces while challenging fast fashion culture. The conversation dives deep into sustainable fashion tips, how to thrift intentionally, the reality of running an independent fashion brand, and why slowing down your shopping habits can completely change your relationship with style. Lana also opens up about using her architecture background to inspire her design process, the importance of repurposing materials, and how social media can be used to inspire more mindful fashion choices. If you’re interested in sustainable living, thrifting, upcycling clothes, slow fashion, ethical fashion brands, Depop selling, eco-conscious style, or learning how to build a more sustainable wardrobe without sacrificing creativity, this episode is packed with practical inspiration and honest conversation. Tune in to this week's episode of The Lexy Show for an inspiring conversation about fashion that looks good, feels good, and actually gives a damn. Check out more from Lexy on Instagram and tiktok @lexysilverstein and check out Lexy's website https://elexyfy.com/
This week, Lexy sits down with Caroline Zimbalist, a New York-based biomaterial artist and designer creating sculptural clothing, jewelry, and objects from handmade bioplastics. Her work sits at the intersection of fashion, art, and sustainability, using natural materials like seaweed-derived ingredients and cornstarch to imagine what fashion could look like beyond petroleum-based synthetics. In this episode, Lexy and Caroline talk about why materials matter, what it means to create clothing that feels more like wearable art, and how experimental designers can help push the fashion industry toward new possibilities. They also get into the reality of biomaterials, why they’re exciting, where they still have limitations, and how pieces worn by artists like Chappell Roan have helped bring more attention to this work. If you’ve ever wondered what the future of sustainable fashion could actually look like, this conversation is for you.
This week, Lexy sits down with Candice Ray, a wellness creator focused on simplifying non-toxic living and making healthier habits feel realistic instead of overwhelming. Candice shares how her journey into women’s health, wellness, and conscious living started, and why she believes sustainability and health should be approachable, not all-or-nothing. In this episode, they talk about the hidden waste tied to everyday products, the pressure surrounding “perfect” wellness routines online, and the small changes that can actually make a difference. From clean beauty and conscious consumption to hormone health and intentional living, this conversation is all about finding balance in a world that constantly tells us to do more. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by wellness trends or unsure where to start with healthier living, this episode breaks it down in a way that feels honest, realistic, and doable.
This week, Lexy sits down with Jessica Schwartz, founder of ReHumanize, an upcycled clothing brand built around the idea of repairing our relationship with fashion, people, and the planet. Jessica brings a social impact lens to sustainable fashion, using clothing as a way to rethink waste, creativity, and connection. In this episode, Lexy and Jessica talk about what it really means to give clothing a second life, why textile waste is such a major issue, and how upcycling can be more than just a design choice. They get into the emotional side of fashion, the problem with overconsumption, and why the future of style may depend on reimagining what already exists. From landfill diversion to conscious creativity, this conversation is all about making fashion feel human again. #upcyling #sustainablefashion #consciousconsumerism #sustainableliving #ecofriendly #thelexyshow #fashionforgood
We talk a lot about sustainable fashion… but not enough about jewelry. This week on The Lexy Show, I’m joined by the founder of Atma Prema to dive into what ethical, intentional jewelry really looks like. From sourcing real materials to understanding the hidden impact of fast fashion jewelry, this conversation sheds light on a part of the industry that’s often overlooked. We talk about why so much jewelry ends up as waste, how to make more conscious choices when buying accessories, and what it means to invest in pieces that are made to last. If you’ve ever questioned what’s really behind the jewelry you wear, this episode will definitely change how you see it. 💫
What if the clothes you buy could help fund real change? This week on The Lexy Show, I’m joined by Christine Chang, founder of REDTHRED, a brand turning fashion into a tool for connection, impact, and giving back. From supporting clean water initiatives to helping fund housing and community-based programs, REDTHRED is rethinking what a purchase can actually do. In this episode, we talk about Christine’s journey building the brand, how fashion can go beyond aesthetics to create real-world impact, and how creators can use their platforms and closets to give back in more meaningful ways. If you’re interested in purpose-driven brands and the future of conscious consumerism, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. 🌿 #TheLexyShow #SustainableFashion #PurposeDriven #ConsciousConsumerism #FashionForGood
What if finding sustainable fashion was as easy as clicking a button? This week on The Lexy Show, I’m joined by Rosalie Roberts Snyder, founder of World Changer Co., a platform making it easier than ever to discover and shop ethical brands. With over 600 sustainable labels in one place, World Changer Co. is helping take the guesswork out of conscious shopping. In this episode, we talk about Rosalie’s journey building the platform, how she’s helping reshape the way we find and support ethical fashion, and why making better choices doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. If you’ve ever wanted a simpler way to shop sustainably, this conversation is for you. 🌿
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