I come back to talk about Tiziano Guardini, who has already been a guest of the ‘Monthly interview’ and of other posts for his constant commitment to a fashion that is as natural and sustainable as possible. Yesterday morning at Milan Fashion Week the Roman eco-designer showcased with his spring-summer
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
I talked about Redress in the post dedicated to ‘Loved Clothes Last‘, the #2 Fashion Revolution’s fanzine; it is a Hong Kong based NGO working to reduce textile waste in the fashion industry and it does so by promoting innovative new models and driving growth towards a more sustainable industry
Today, August 23rd, the eighth ‘Monthly interview’ had to come out but this is a difficult month, we know, press offices closed, all on vacation and then eco-à-porter decided to postpone the interview to Paola Caracciolo, ‘nominated’ by Tiziano Guardini last July. I thought then to take a quick voyage
Viscose. Often we make the mistake of considering it a natural fabric, instead it is a fiber extracted from vegetable cellulose, then undergone chemical treatments that make it what it is, an artificial material. In fact, it was invented by a chemist, Hilaire de Chardonnet, who presented it at the
Aniela Parys. Does not this sound like a movie title? Maybe an art film with vintage atmosphere, with the protagonist, Aniela, who leaves, let’s say, from Oregon, USA, to land in old Europe and make a fortune with her own fashion house. It could be a story for every period
In the July interview with Tiziano Guardini, among other things, it was found his participation in the short film “Made in Forests”, realized by the Pistoletto Foundation in partnership with the ‘Forests Department’ of the ‘United Nations economic commission for Europe’ (Unece / Fao) and the United Nations troupe Web TV
I often think of the unexpected and surprising joints of life; a few months ago, so not long since the blog went online, I thought I wanted to do a post on Tiziano Guardini, the eco-sustainable designer who is imposing his style not just in the ethical fashion circuit but