The eco-fashion has many facets, we are seeing it from the brands presented here, we are understanding it from the words of those who have been following ethical fashion for a lifetime, like the English journalist Sass Brown, whose interview went alive here a few days ago ; there is
“Siamo la ‘Fashion Revolution’. Siamo persone che da tutto il mondo fanno funzionare l’industria della moda. Siamo persone che indossano vestiti. E siamo le persone che li fanno. Siamo designer, accademici, scrittori, imprenditori, politici, marchi, rivenditori, distributori, produttori, creatori, lavoratori e amanti della moda. Siamo l’industria e siamo il pubblico.
Wearing wood and smelling of tree. A slightly boyish fantasy that tastes like ‘Jungle Book’ and Nordic sagas. Romantic, of course, but a little wild, you may say. And yet now it’s possible; not just wearing wood, but also covering cars and furniture with it. Thanks to an all-Italian project
As the first brand of 2018 I choose an Italian footwear brand and it is not a case; shoes understood as a synonym of walking seems to me an excellent metaphor to start the new year and this idea is written in the name of CamminaLeggero, along with the concept
It is likely that for Stella McCartney, the daughter of such a father, was not as difficult as maybe for other designers to get in the fashion industry but the recommendations are of little use when there is no talent; Stella has shown a lot of talent since the beginning,
In these last days of 2017 there is an article by Emily Farra for Vogue.com that talks about how this “was the year sustainable fashion got sexy”; good thing that one of the most authoritative magazines in the fashion world says it but paradoxically it does so maybe because, in general,
It is always a pleasure to talk about an Italian company that makes sustainable fashion, even more if, in addition to careful research and selection of materials (and suppliers) and attention to the context in which it is produced, there is also the added value of recycling. Quagga has
Among the reasons that led me to open this blog (why the blog), there is hope, which actually is more a belief, that fashion and ethics can create more and more synergies so that in the not too distant future we can talk about eco-à-porter. The direction of the industry
I can’t not inaugurate this blog without wondering what is meant when we talk about ‘eco-fashion’; if ‘eco’ is an abbreviation of ‘ecological’, in other words what protects the environment and its natural balance, eco-fashion should be, is a fashion that has the same purpose, namely to safeguard the nature