Nigerian DJ and philanthropist Cuppy Otedola is using her platform to advocate for sustainable fashion. Cuppy appeared on the second season premiere of "The Sustainable Conversation," a podcast by The Salvation Army Trading Company Ltd (SATCoL).
This podcast, run by the charitable arm of The Salvation Army, raises funds through promoting reuse and responsible consumption. The episode featured a dynamic conversation between Cuppy and Lucy Kebbell, founder of The Vendeur, a media platform dedicated to sustainable practices.
The discussion focused on the power of second-hand fashion and practical steps towards lasting environmental change. Lucy, known for her work with small sustainable businesses, also co-founded The WIP, a community of positive-impact businesses.
Cuppy, a familiar face from Glastonbury to the pages of GLAMOUR UK and Harper's Bazaar, is a true force for good. Beyond her foundation's work creating opportunities for children, she's now using her voice to promote sustainable fashion choices.
The conversation included Cuppy's own tips for staying stylish while minimizing environmental impact, such as upcycling and waste reduction initiatives like Pantickles.