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Scott Staniland
Sustainable fashion campaigner, contributor, brand ambassador and model. Currently open to work on sustainability related campaigns and projects.
Scott Staniland is a model and sustainable fashion advocate based in London.1 He works as a Contributor for Sustainable Fashion at My Green Pod, a platform focused on environmental issues and sustainability.4
Scott's journey in the fashion industry began about 7-8 years ago when he and his twin brother Brett were scouted as models while attending university.1 As he became more involved in the industry, Scott grew increasingly aware of the environmental impact of fashion and overconsumption. This realization led him to become passionate about sustainable fashion and its importance.1
In his professional capacity, Scott:
- Attends fashion shows
- Produces content about responsible and sustainable fashion
- Acts as a creative and sustainability consultant for various agencies and brands1
Scott is known for his advocacy work in promoting sustainable fashion practices. He and his brother Brett have contributed to My Green Pod by discussing sustainable fashion brands and highlighting London designers shaping the future of eco-friendly fashion.23
Beyond his work with My Green Pod, Scott is active in various sustainability-related roles and campaigns. He describes himself as a sustainable fashion campaigner, contributor, brand ambassador, and model.5 Scott's approach to sustainable fashion focuses on helping people find practical ways to make more environmentally conscious choices in their wardrobes, emphasizing the importance of consuming less and making better use of existing clothing.1
Highlights
Today the EU Council is voting on the Green Claim Directive which will decide the fate of millions of farmers in the fashion supply chain around the world.
Last Friday, in an unprecedented move, hundreds of thousands of farmers came together to voice their concerns about the European Council's stance on the Green Claims Directive and its Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) methodology.
A heartfelt letter sent to MEPs highlighted how the PEF methodology unfairly favours synthetic, fossil fuel-derived materials over natural fibres, misrepresenting natural fibres as harmful to the environment and therefore posing a significant risk of injustice to farmers whose lives depend on the production of these natural fibres.
Moreover, the process to participate in the Green Claims Directive is prohibitively expensive for small-scale farmers. This leaves decision-making in the hands of large, well-funded fashion corporations, with none of the 26 voting members representing farmers.
If the EU Council endorses the PEF methodology today, it will help enable fast fashion at the expense of sustainable farming. This contradicts the EU's promise to make "fast fashion out of fashion" and to support our farmers during challenging times.
I support these hardworking farmers, ensuring their voices are heard. Read the full letter here: https://lnkd.in/eranDSyQ
Emmanuelle Maire Malgorzata Golebiewska Cyrus Engerer (He/Him) Paola Migliorini
Wake up.
Delighted to be included in ELLE Magazine big Green List of 2024, their inaugural guide to sustainability in fashion. Honored to be amongst so many inspirational activists and advocates as well as many friends. Might be the only list I make with Pamela Anderson and Billie Eilish 😂💚
Huge thanks to my dear friend Aja Barber too for her constant support.
Fanny Moizant Stella McCartney Anne-Marie Curtis Orsola de Castro Gabriela Hearst Conner Ives Phoebe English Diana Verde Nieto Cecilie Thorsmark
https://lnkd.in/eb2uqS_D
