Sustainable Street Style Editorial * Berlin Fashion Week * Tomorrow
The future remains unknown. Tomorrow lies, in reaching today…
After an endless chain of experiments, we find a place that offers opportunities in multiple dimensions, times and imaginations. It comes as a map of memories, slow, slow…. calming the blood in our pulse.
Did not we enjoy it when we had to wait for months to get the beautiful sweater at the window-shop? When we sat all together with friends or family around the table, without mobiles? When we were not uniformed by fast-fashion ambitions…?
Take my hand, get to know the place of tomorrow.
This project has been supported by ETHICAL FASHION SHOW BERLIN & GREENSHOWROOM
Malou wears a 100% organic cotton popeline garment Washed_Spice Route by FRIEDA SAND. Her Overt-the-knee boots are made with soft Alcantara and an elastic band that makes the boot “tailored”. They are made by italian PETA Vegan Fashion Awarded label NEMANTI MILANO.
Linda wears 100% Organic Cotton Dress Violetta, by FRIEDA SAND. Coat is from vintage shop OFT BERLIN.
Johannes wears sweater and pants by HEMPAGE. Coat is from vintage shop OFT BERLIN. Sweater is made with premium wool yarn at the outside and soft hemp-organic-cotton yarn at the inside.
Konstantin (walking) wears a classic white shirt by CARPASUS and jeans by GOOD SOCIETY. The bags, 100% Organic, are made by HAROLDS. The shirt is made from organic cotton under fair working conditions and with a transparent supply chain. Jeans are made from black denim fabric, made in Italy, with finest organic cotton yarns. Bag’s leather is 100% vegetable tanned and made by-products of food production.
Yasmin (left) wears dress Haydee by SUITE 13, is 100% tencel. Fabric and garment are made in Spain. Now, it’s on sale, with a 30% discount. Italian luxury vegan boots are from NEMANTI MILANO.
Julius wears t-shirt by HEMPAGE and doctor’s bag by HAROLDS. The vegetal tanned leather of the compact Toro Doctor’s Bag is fair made in Colombia. Harolds mission is to prove that leather products indeed can be responsibly produced by respecting the environment and the workers.
Linda (left) wears 100% Organic Cotton Dress Violetta, by FRIEDA SAND. Coat is from vintage shop OFT BERLIN. Alina (right) wears 95% organic cotton 5% cashmere Clarissa Sweater, by FRIEDA SAND. Skirt in black is by Graciela Huam, using only the most exclusive Peruvian materials such as the luxurious Alpaca and the famous Pima Cotton. Boots are from NEMANTI MILANO, made with respect for everything around us.
All the labels featuring in this Fashion Editorial have a commitment to sustainability and a common desire: ethics and aesthetics to co-exist within in modern fashion world.
