Janko Lam’s brand Classics Anew, Patagonia and H&M talk to the EcoChic Design Awards about advice on how they incorporate their sustainable values into their businesses.
Noor Tagouri teamed up with Adam Khafif at Lis’n Up Clothing (LSNP) to create a fashion line that both informs the public and helps fund the fight against human trafficking. They call it “The Noor Effect.”
Mosevic transform discarded and damaged jeans into sunglasses. Working with reclaimed materials, Mosevic’s eyewear collection is produced from recycling jeans of all shapes, sizes, colors and textures.
With a shared belief that community is the key to positive change, Wellmade jobs are building a company that bridges individuals with mission driven businesses with technology connecting individuals with companies with a mission.
Paul Poiret was the party boy of Paris who is the unsung hero of 20th century fashion. As part of the BoF’s fashion history series Poiret’s historic relevance before World War is reviewed.
Lisa Koenigsberg, the president of Initiatives In Art and Culture, Timo Rissanen, Daniel Silverstein, and Tabitha St. Bernard are zero waste fashion designers, and educators.
Maiyet feature the ancient art of hand batik to create several key pieces for the collection. Hand batik from Indonesia is a traditional method a wax dyeing fabric to create intricate patterns using a pen like tool that holds a reservoir of hot wax.
Kestrel Jenkins speaks with Nicole Bassett, co-founder of The Renewal Workshop. They discuss bringing a “renewal” approach to the fashion industry, influencing a future with a circular economy, reducing waste and utilizing the resources we already have instead of the little that remain.
Ketzali is a social enterprise accessories company that produces handmade accessories using traditional Guatemalan skills.
In this Made-in-Singapore TV documentary short, Heath Yeo talks about why he quit designing modern fashion to revive the art of embroidering sarong kebayas the ‘old-fashioned’ way.
Maasai Colour creates timeless accessories of exceptional quality – sustainably and ethically. They unite the vibrant flair of African fashion with London’s contemporary, classic style to create a unique new look.
Maasai Colour creates timeless accessories of exceptional quality, sustainably and ethically. They unite the vibrant flair of African fashion with London’s contemporary, classic style to create a unique collection of bags, purses and totes.
