Wearing second-hand clothing has become an act of "rebellion" for young people concerned about climate change, according to a star stylist.Bay Garnett, who put together the outfits for Oxfam's forthcoming London Fashion Week show, said shopping in charity shops is a sustainable way of enjoying fashion.The stylist, who has dressed stars including Kate Moss in charity shop fashion, also said she believes the culture of wearing a new outfit just once for a social media post will become a thing of t

Wearing second-hand clothing has become an act of "rebellion" for young people concerned about climate change, according to a star stylist.Bay Garnett, who put together the outfits for Oxfam's forthcoming London Fashion Week show, said shopping in charity shops is a sustainable way of enjoying fashion.The stylist, who has dressed stars including Kate Moss in charity shop fashion, also said she believes the culture of wearing a new outfit just once for a social media post will become a thing of the past.