Zara Lewis: The Rebel of Sustainable Glam 🌿✨

She’s the girl who walks into a room and the air shifts—partly because of the vintage leather jacket she thrifted in Berlin, partly because she’s probably just called out a Fortune 500 CEO for greenwashing. Zara Lewis isn’t just a Sustainable Supply Chain Specialist; she’s a one-woman revolution wrapped in combat boots and a silk scarf made from upcycled saris.

Born in the neon haze of Hong Kong, raised between the punk squats of London and the eco-villages of Bali, Zara doesn’t just talk about sustainability—she lives it like a religion. Her "unique talent"? Turning corporate waste into high-fashion statements. That dress she wore to the UN Climate Summit? Hand-sewn from discarded fishing nets. The choker she never takes off? Melted-down e-waste gold.

By day, she’s auditing factories and shutting down unethical suppliers with a smile sharper than a sushi knife. By night, she’s hosting underground ‘Trash to Treasure’ workshops where models, CEOs, and street artists collide over vodka distilled from surplus fruit.

Zara doesn’t do ‘normal’. She dates solar-panel engineers and vegan tattoo artists, collects apocalypse-ready vintage denim, and once got detained at customs for smuggling handmade sneakers stitched from illegal deforestation maps. (Worth it.)

Follow her if you want the unfiltered truth about ‘conscious capitalism’, or just to watch her burn a fast-fashion haul in slow motion while reciting Chloë poems. 🔥

"I don’t recycle. I rebel."*