To my most faithful readers, to those who, in short, have missed my articles and have even asked what happened to me, I am back to base. On the eco-à-porter Facebook page a few days ago I published a post related to the reasons for my absence, which obviously added
Yes, eco-à-porter has sympathies. We like designers and brands that don’t just make beautiful ethical things but also have that certain something that characterizes them, a sort of peculiarity that accompanies them collection after collection, creation after creation, making them recognizable and giving them credibility. We like a certain coherence,
This time I went there. No, I could not miss it again, I mean Tiziano Guardini’s fashion show. For over a year now I have been following this designer, he was a guest of our July interview and protagonist of several posts, so I just really needed to go to
The goal of eco-à-porter has always been to talk, discover and support eco-designers, if they emerge even better. We are particularly fond of some of them, because, besides being good creatives, they are also beautiful people. One of these is Juan Carlos Gordillo, the Guatemalan designer we talked about at
I think it’s not the first time I talk about the fantastic connections that are created thanks to this blog, a sort of surprising domino effect in which a designer recalls a brand that calls another that in turn introduces an event, a fair, a fashion week, in which I
Perhaps I have never apologized to you, my dear readers, for certain gaps that sometimes there are between one post and another; I’d like to guarantee a certain continuity to the blog but I’m not always able to do it, because I’m also doing other jobs and sometimes problems and
I have already talked about Lenzing AG, the historic Austrian company that works in the textile sector, for example about companies committed to producing sustainable viscose; Lenzing is one of these, with cellulose, the basic material for its fibers, which is a natural component of wood, extracted and processed according
In early August I told you about the imminent release of # 3 Fashion Revolution’s fanzine entitled ‘Fashion, Environment, Change’; well, the magazine came out and I just got it. It is always a pleasure to receive it and this time I found a hyper-reduced format (15 x 18 cm) but
I like the idea of starting September, the month of transition from summer to autumn and the moment always full of promises and intentions, a little like at the end of the year, with the Fashion Revolution’s Manifesto, a movement we have talked about so much and of which we