The fashion industry is deeply intertwined with both environmental and social justice. On one hand, it contributes to pollution, excessive water use, toxic chemical discharge, and large-scale resource depletion. On the other, it often relies on exploitative labor practices, exposing vulnerable communities to unsafe working conditions and unfair wages. At Fashioning for Social Environmental Justice, we confront these realities head-on. Our work highlights the hidden costs of fashion while offering regenerative, nature-based alternatives that heal ecosystems and empower communities. By advancing circular practices—where materials are reused, repurposed, and reimagined—we demonstrate how waste can be transformed into opportunity. Equally important, we use the power of art and design as a unifying force, creating platforms like the Global Peace Flag to bring people together across cultures and borders. Through these initiatives, fashion becomes more than clothing; it becomes a tool for advocacy, education, and systemic change. In doing so, we show that fashion, when reimagined, can serve as a bridge between people and planet, ensuring justice for both.