Alia Bhatt, Bollywood’s beloved star, continues to impress with her sustainable style choices. She recently repurposed her stunning Manish Malhotra pink patchwork lehenga, originally worn for her Mehndi ceremony, for a Diwali party. This clever move highlights the beauty of circular fashion and the intricate craftsmanship behind the garment, which took 3,000 hours to create.
Actress Sthefany Brito is embracing sustainability by dressing her newborn son Vicenzo in clothes previously worn by his older brother Enrico. The proud mom shared a heartwarming glimpse of the adorable duo on Instagram, showcasing Vicenzo’s recycled style.
Alia Bhatt continues to champion sustainable fashion by rewearing her stunning pink patchwork lehenga from her Mehendi ceremony for Manish Malhotra’s Diwali bash. This intricate garment, a masterpiece of Indian craftsmanship, embodies the spirit of reusing and repurposing, making a strong statement about mindful fashion choices.
The RealReal and Conservation International hosted a glamorous cocktail party in Greenwich Village to launch their second annual celebrity closet sale. The event, themed around sustainable fashion and conversation, saw the likes of Marisa Tomei, Shailene Woodley, and Kate Moss contributing luxury pieces to the sale. With a focus on re-selling high-quality fashion, The RealReal emphasizes its commitment to reducing the environmental impact of fast fashion.
Supermodel Bella Hadid has swapped her viral Coach Brooklyn bag for a new, eco-conscious choice: a black upcycled leather checkerboard tote from Coachtopia. The model, known for her fashion-forward style, adds a personal touch with a colorful scarf on the bag’s strap. This latest accessory choice reflects Hadid’s growing interest in sustainable fashion and her knack for elevating simple outfits with eye-catching details.
A groundbreaking process developed by researchers at the University of Fukui, Japan, offers a solution to the environmental burden of textile waste. This novel technique extracts dyes from fabric using supercritical carbon dioxide, allowing for both the decolorized clothing and the extracted dye to be reused. This innovative approach has the potential to transform the textile industry from a linear ‘make, use, and dispose’ model to a circular ‘make, use, and reuse’ system.
Lucy & Yak, the Brighton-based brand known for its comfy and stylish dungarees and jumpsuits, has captured the hearts (and wardrobes) of fashion enthusiasts. Their latest release, a leopard-print fleece, sold out in minutes, demonstrating the brand’s immense popularity. We explore the reasons behind Lucy & Yak’s success and why it’s a brand worth keeping an eye on.
Silver jewellery is experiencing a resurgence in popularity in India, captivating a new generation with its understated elegance, affordability, and adaptability. This article explores the evolution of silver’s appeal, from its bohemian roots to its modern interpretation, highlighting how it’s become a symbol of individual expression and a touchstone for cultural heritage.
Célio Dias, known for his vibrant crochet designs, has returned to SPFW, showcasing a collection that reflects his growth since his debut in 2019. The designer emphasizes sustainability with unwashed denim and natural dyeing techniques, while his signature crochet continues to shine.
Brazilian fashion label Silvério launches its first essential collection, ‘Eros,’ blending streetwear influences with the brand’s signature tailoring. Creative directors Rafael Silvério and Sud bring a fresh, everyday-wear aesthetic to the brand’s signature silhouettes, resulting in a collection that’s both stylish and comfortable.
