Best known for playing Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter movie series, Bonnie Wright has been a vocal supporter of eco-friendly fashion industry practices. She thinks it's important to think about how the production of clothing affects society and the environment.

Think of the fashion industry as a huge river that runs through a city. Everyone gets their water from this river, but it also carries pollutants that can damage downstream ecosystems and people. Similar to this, the manufacturing of apparel creates popular trends and styles, but it also frequently results in poor working conditions for garment workers and serious environmental damage. The negative effects of the industry are numerous, ranging from the massive amount of waste produced by fast fashion to the use of dangerous chemicals in fabric dyeing.

Wright is concerned because she knows that although clothing can be a source of happiness and a way to express one's identity, the process of making it can be extremely harmful. In order for customers to understand where their clothing comes from and the conditions under which it was made, she promotes supply chain transparency. She hopes that by bringing attention to these problems, both individuals and businesses will be inspired to make more thoughtful fashion decisions.

As part of her endeavors, Wright works with groups that support sustainable materials and production techniques as well as labor rights in factories overseas. Her point is very clear: even though we can benefit from wearing stylish clothes, we also need to consider the environmental and social costs.