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BhumiPednekar has chosen some of the favourite pieces from her personal closet and put them up for sale online

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Updated At : 02:36 PM Jul 28, 2022 IST

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Through her pan-India Climate Warrior initiative, Bhumi Pednekar has been at the forefront of raising awareness about how to incorporate sustainable practices into our everyday lives. To celebrate the World Nature Conservation Day (July 28), Bhumi has chosen some of the favourite pieces from her personal closet and put them up for sale online. This is to raise funds for planting trees through the Home of Hope Foundation.

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Bhumi explains, “A year ago I launched India’s first clothing environmental footprint calculator with Dolce Vee, so that we can all understand the environmental impact of our clothes. It was the first time such information was accessible to consumers in India, and helped them take informed decisions. So, this year I wanted to take it forward and put up my own pieces in the circular fashion system as well.”

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— TMS 

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