This year the ITV2 reality-dating show enlisted the help of sustainable stylist Amy Bannerman.
Amy has been busy styling the Islanders with the help of eBay and second-hand gems that are readily available to us all.
Hunting out the best buys and most stylish garments, Amy has nabbed labels galore for the contestants to don while in the villa.
From vintage Versace for Tasha, upcycled Calvin Klein for Danica and a preloved floral Gucci shirt for Luca – the Islanders have been looking stylish while promoting slow fashion in the process.
But has Love Island’s new sustainable approach inspired its viewers to make the leap into buying pre-loved?
Fans are divided by the outfits Islanders are wearing each evening, with one Twitter user writing: ‘I hate to say it but the outfits are doing nothing for promoting sustainable fashion.’



