Thousands of years after the first fermentation of grain in China, the Babylonians have now developed a fermented grape beverage and even worship a wine goddess. Alcoholic beverages have long been associated with socializing and ritual, but in our time we now know the scientific benefits of moderate drinking.
Brana is interviewed about how she uses her social media to advocate for good.
Self-care is more than just indulgence. It means showing yourself the same love and attention you would show a loved one. It’s a very important practice to cultivate especially during trying or socially isolated times.
As a model, Brana has worked for brands such as Maison Margiela, L’Oreal, Milly and many more. She has even been seen walking the runway in Harper’s Bazaar and was featured in a Porter Magazine cover story for her work as a model and activist. Instead of being content with the fast-paced life of a runway model, Brana chooses to pair her work with deeper meaning.
Don’t laugh, but modern perfume goes all the way back to agent Egypt and the god Nefertum, who was said to be a beautiful young man with the scent of white roses always wafting around him.
Brana speaks with Mo Gawdat for episode 60 of his popular podcast, “Slo Mo”. Topics include self-love, changing the fashion industry and more.
I hope you try out some of these fun and simple DIY gifts. Making them yourself is not only fun but produces much less waste than buying packaged gifts from a store.
Sustainability is not just another new trend, but a revolution that was long overdue. While fast fashion has made clothes available to us at cheaper prices, it has come with huge costs.
Brana talks about the future of consumerism and the fashion industry with Alternatives Journal, Canada’s oldest environmental publication.
As part of his Climate Change series, Scott interviews Brana about her work changing the fashion industry from the inside.