These actresses support sustainable fashion

Anushka Sharma: Anushka Sharma, a strong lover of animals and the environment, has just partnered with SNEHA, a maternal health organization, to promote water conservation through circular fashion. Reusing clothing is the key to circular fashion. She'd put her maternity outfits on sale.

Richa Chadha: Richa Chadha comes to mind when you think of sustainability. The talented actress has always been a proponent of an organic lifestyle, as evidenced by her pride in wearing sustainable labels such as Raw Mango to numerous occasions.

Katrina Kaif: Few people are aware that this gorgeous actor is also a promoter sustainable fashion. Kat wore an eco-friendly clothing throughout her 2017 film 'Jagga Jasoos'. Almost all of the outfits were purchased from The Reformation in Los Angeles. The Reformation is a sustainable fashion brand that upcycles and recycles clothing to create stylish, organic, and environmentally beneficial outfits.

Gul Panag: Gul Panag is involved with a number of social initiatives, one of which is Shop For Change Fair Trade. Shop For Change is a citizen action movement that encourages poor farmers in Telangana, Kutch, and Vidarbha to participate in fair trade.

Taapsee Pannu: Taapsee Pannu is a strong advocate for comfortable, organic clothing and is a strong supporter of sustainability. Her clothes selections are usually original labels that are both sustainable and fashionable.

Yami Gautam: The Kaabil actress also jumped on the sustainability bandwagon. During a trip to Hong Kong in 2018, she discovered a number of environmentally conscious fashion designers and proudly claims that, while she wanted to take it one step at a time, it was Anita Dongre's Grass Roots collection that inspired her to dive into the world of sustainable fashion.

Janhvi Kapoor: Janhvi Kapoor has been setting a sustainable example for the Gen-Zers by wearing the same ensembles and being environmentally conscious. The star kid is known for her style, but it doesn't stop her from becoming a fashion inspiration for those who care about the environment.

Dia Mirza: H&M, along with the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), organised a preview to unveil the brand's new Conscious Exclusive collection, and Dia Mirza was present to express her support for the cause. Dia Mirza, one of the first and few Indian celebrities to embrace sustainable fashion, said , “I am huge champion of nature and this line of H&M reflects my personal ethos. I think it’s important to pay attention on how one can reuse and recycle for sustainable fashion.”