
Rekindle the joy in work.
The fashion industry is characterised by burnout...
Long hours, ambitious targets, ever-expanding job roles, climate anxiety, looming regulations and dwindling resources.
More than half of workers in the UK feel that jobs are getting more demanding1, and 51% of long term sick leave is due to stress, depression or anxiety2.

The good news is that
happiness
is a skill we can learn.

Roxanne
Houshmand-Howell
Founder, Responsible Fashion Brand Director and Happiness Facilitator, Positive Psychology Coach
Roxanne is a dynamic brand consultant with over 20 years of experience in fashion and textiles, passionately championing responsible fashion. A graduate of Central St Martins, School of Art, Roxanne spent 12 impactful years at Katharine Hamnett before launching The Right Project in 2014, a collective dedicated to helping fashion brands embrace sustainability.
Roxanne's expertise extends beyond fashion. Known for building strong networks and inspiring industry leaders, she has been a driving force in sustainability, as a Founding member of the global activism movement, Fashion Revolution and creative agency Estethica. Her collaborations span designers, brands, and institutions committed to positive change, with clients including Vivienne Westwood, Alexa Chung, Nobody’s Child, Ninety Percent, Patternity, Rev en Vert, and Rosa Bloom.
Roxanne’s personal journey through trauma, loss, burnout and caring for children with health challenges inspired her to explore wellness and various therapies, leading to her certification as a Happiness facilitator in 2022. This experience now empowers her to help others create positive, lasting change in their own lives.

Jocelyn
Whipple
Responsible Materials specialist
Joss is a responsible fashion and materials pioneer with specialist expertise in environmental and social systems change. Since 2000 she’s been an instigator in many spotlight initiatives including Estethica at London Fashion Week, The Green Carpet Challenge and Fashion Revolution. As an innovator, mentor and industry pioneer Joss takes a practical approach, creating spaces for other fashion professionals to develop more integrated and meaningful practice and to embed sustainability and social justice into their roles.
Drawing on over 20 years of experience, her bespoke workshops, mentorships and trainings for individuals and teams focus on deep materials knowledge, design thinking and product journeys that link the importance of social and environmental well being to individual slow fashion practice.
Let’s grow together...