Celebs, please stop doing this: Why Rita Ora x Primark is problematic

[@Dap740]

This is what I call "selling your soul to the devil". No integrity, no values, no soul. Just do what gives you what you want: Money, power, fame. Good job, Rita, you've lost all my respect for you as a "human being".

[@karolinakuc4783]

I think in fast fashion we should consider yet another issue. Testing on animals. I heard Zara does it

[@karolinakuc4783]

Good video. Continue in the same spirit

[@dg226]

This is so bizarre! She clearly never actually cared about being sustainable or ethical then did she! I can understand why she may have deleted previous posts about the active wear brand as it would complete contradict what she is doing now. She is now undermining the whole brand, who would still want to support that brand? Surely she will get a lot of backlash on this? I hope she gets questioned on it! Just shows you greenwashing is rife and a lot of people try to jump on the band wagon to increase their profits!

[@greenstockingsociety]

I've seen backlash about the collab in general because it's another celeb x fast fashion collection but not much mention of that fact she's literally made money off putting out a sustainable image in the past and now she's just shedding that identity when it suits her! I was shook.

[@leonardofabbri7930]

She opened that brand just to recycle money as usual, wake up 😂

[@karolinakuc4783]

Hand me downs and second-hands can also be healthier since some brands have clothes with toxines heavy metals like lead, cadmium as well as phtalanes sometimes way more than what is considered a dose an average human can get without hazard for their health. And no heavy metals don't go away after n times washes. If your clothes smell like coins it is not safe to wear them

[@LifestyleWithSofiaB]

So true

[@karolinakuc4783]

You can have hand me downs you just have to be humble enough to ask for things. Some people just cannot control their hunter gatherer instincts or cannot read labels to properly manage their clothes or do not know about harmful effects of synthetic fibres and dyes so they end up buying lots of things that they do not feel comfortable in. I am sure those deceased fashion designers who make clothes out of poliester now burn in hell coz poliester is bad for health and for environment. Because of those more and more bacteria are immune to anti-biotics and somehow no govt invests in silver filters or spread knowledge that coloidal silver can kill germs

[@evodiedenisegibbs9663]

There's something fascinating about this video. However, what strikes me as most interesting is your little similarity to my favorite Turkish actress, Erbu Şahin, from HERCAI.

[@greenstockingsociety]

Omg this is such a lovely compliment, thank you 🥰

[@karolinakuc4783]

I heard quality is mid and colours bleach.

[@tomhb9447]

It doesn't seem to make sense and I don't know if anyone remembers but during covid she held a birthday party in a venue during restrictions. She's been rubbing me the wrong way for awhile to be honest :\

[@greenstockingsociety]

Other people have flagged this to me too! Seems like a pattern of just not caring 🤷

[@Iitsemyy]

Do you all just hate celebrities making affordable clothes. There’s more people buying primark than an expensive eco friendly clothing brand. Instead of getting upset at primark get upset at the fact eco friendly also means more money that we don’t have to spend.

[@greenstockingsociety]

Affordable FOR WHO though??? Someone is facing abuse and violations of their humans rights so we can have a £5 top we'll only wear twice then throw away? And let's not forget that SHEIN's average market for example is actually middle aged women with plenty of disposable income to buy better. The problem is not the people who can't afford anything more than Primark (in their case, what systems have we created that mean people can't afford to buy things that are made fairly?), the problem is that so many people CAN choose to buy less but better and they don't. Often, sustainable fashion isnt expensive for what it is - fast fashion has just warped our idea of what clothes should cost. Plus, buying second hand is accessible to most people and is still way better than buying fast fashion new. And don't even get me started on whether we can AFFORD to keep fuelling the fast fashion industry from a climate perspective - we as a species actually can't afford, long term, to continue at this pace with these materials and these ethics.

[@leonardofabbri7930]

​@greenstockingsociety so annoyed your channel removed my comment where I exposed in details and with facts the logic behind her Human Being brand and all the fishy things of her companies...things with Rita are clear to anybody having minimal brain, story of her companies and actions of UK Gov against those speak volumes. It's bizarre how someone can build such a wealth being kind of "legit" human vehicle with the excuse of music and entertainment...why do they allow this thing for her?

[@imreal9944]

RITA ORA IS BEAUTIFUL