Sustainable Summer: Trends That Keep the Planet Cool

As temperatures rise, so does our desire to refresh our wardrobes. But this summer, style isn’t just about looking good, it’s about doing good. As consumers grow more conscious about brands and rethink their impact, summer 2025 emerges as a pivotal moment for sustainable fashion. Designers and consumers both are embracing choices that are lighter on the planet and richer in purpose. It is no longer a niche movement, but the new standard for conscious consumers who want to stay on trend without compromising the planet. Thoughtfully crafted pieces, climate-smart materials, and transparent production are redefining seasonal staples. From elevated basics to statement accessories, these are the trends that prove fashion can be both aspirational and responsible.

How to Take Care of Your Skin This Summer

Taking care of your skin is essential in the summer. From combatting sunburns to sun damage like dark spots or wrinkles, it’s important to be attentive to your skin and its needs. Skin care is often neglected, but it’s time to make a change, and the best time to do so is during the summer. Follow these five tips to avoid any damage to your skin from the sun this summer.

Wellness, zIssue 54, zissue 54.2Valerie SotoAugust 2, 2024skincare, sunscreen, eco-friendly, #summertime, beach, swimwearComment

Celebrate Pride Month Sustainably

It’s time to celebrate love, Pride month is here. As people across the country commemorate the LGTBQ+ community, it’s important to recognize the innovative businesses that bring unique perspectives to their industries and foster communities that celebrate diversity and authenticity. These brands are leaving their marks in both the social, economic, and ecological spheres. Jejune Magazine highlights pioneering Queer-owned brands that are changing the trajectory and paving the way for a more inclusive future.

COVER - Victoria Vesce - Endless Summer

Jejune is excited to announce our newest cover model Victoria Vesce! Victoria comes from a beautiful farm girl past, and quickly rose to stardom after pageantry. She has danced for the NBA and modeled all over, recently for Sports Illustrated and obviously for Jejune. In 2017, Victoria was diagnosed with multiple Paraganglioma, a brain-skull tumor and a carotid body tumor. But being the inspiring individual she is, she not only has made a full recovery, but she now helps promote the National Brain Tumor Society and even went to law school! To learn more about Victoria, please read our exclusive interview below.

Cover, Editor's Pick, Editorials, Most Popular, zIssue 45Kira BuccaSeptember 27, 2022cover story, cover, model, fashion, editorial, summer, swimwear, beach, survivor, brain tumor, tumor, healthComment