Redress founder Christina Dean (above) is halfway through the 365 Challenge in which she will wear 100 per cent dumped, discarded or donated secondhand clothes for the whole year. Photo: Luke Casey Redress founder Christina Dean (above) is halfway through the 365 Challenge in which she will wear 100 per cent dumped, discarded or donated secondhand clothes for the whole year. Photo: Luke Casey
Redress founder Christina Dean (above) is halfway through the 365 Challenge in which she will wear 100 per cent dumped, discarded or donated secondhand clothes for the whole year. Photo: Luke Casey
Jing Zhang
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Jing Zhang

Give clothes - and the environment - a second chance

Jing Zhang
Jing Zhang

Updated: 10:10am, 5 Aug, 2013

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Redress founder Christina Dean (above) is halfway through the 365 Challenge in which she will wear 100 per cent dumped, discarded or donated secondhand clothes for the whole year. Photo: Luke Casey Redress founder Christina Dean (above) is halfway through the 365 Challenge in which she will wear 100 per cent dumped, discarded or donated secondhand clothes for the whole year. Photo: Luke Casey
Redress founder Christina Dean (above) is halfway through the 365 Challenge in which she will wear 100 per cent dumped, discarded or donated secondhand clothes for the whole year. Photo: Luke Casey
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Jing Zhang

Jing Zhang

Jing is a contributor to the Post. She previously served seven years as the newspaper's Fashion Editor, handling all editorial fashion-related content. She covers trends, movements and the industry scene for culture, fashion, retail business, arts, travel, technology and start ups in China and Asia. For the Post, she has interviewed the likes of Malcolm Gladwell, Karl Lagerfeld, Zaha Hadid, Jackie Chan, Dolce & Gabbana, David and Victoria Beckham, Michael Burke and Christian Louboutin.