Hello and a very warm welcome to our Boxing Day special. I do hope that you have had a lovely

well-being Christmas and you've had plenty of time to rest and relax and celebrate

with loved ones either in person or virtually.

And now that we're on the other side of Christmas, the flash sales beckoning us back to

the shops can be a bit overwhelming, But before we search the sale racks for a whole new

wardrobe, however, I have just had the pleasure of chatting with Livia Firth, the UN

leader for change and the undisputed Queen of Sustainable Fashion.

Now throughout her career as a documentary producer and now is the founder and creative

director of E. Co. Age, the eco-consultancy firm,

Livia has tirelessly drawn attention to the ways that fast fashion is cruel

to both the people that produce our clothes and to our planet.

And with her green carpet challenge, which saw movie stars and celebs swap their

brand new red carpet gowns for sustainable or even secondhand alternatives.

She really has done a lot to improve the public perception of what eco-fashioned can look like. Now we have had a truly eye-opening chat about the true

cost of our shopping habits and the steps that we can all take to challenge this unethical

side of the fashion industry. We also discussed whether eco-fashioned

is really an option for all or whether it's only available to the privileged few who can

afford to clear the conscience by shelling out on the high price tag items.

Well I can't wait to hear your thoughts on all that we have talked about here and more on

Instagram after the show. But now here's Livia. So Livia, what was your

journey with the fashion industry? How did you come to be so interested and so involved?

Well it's an interesting journey because I wasn't interested or involved at all until

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