Fashion Editorial | Tolerance
Deliberately discerning,
practically poetic.
Tolerance should be an absolute global experimentation
Supported by WHO’S NEXT
Maxi wears VICHER cotton denim jumpsuit. VICHER is a Polish brand ran by two sisters who work with local craftsmen and art studios. The brand uses mainly organic cotton, silk and wool, and produces in small batches. Gloves are STORIATIPIC, a Lyon-based brand that works with certified suppliers from India. Earrings stylist’s own.
Margot wears top and trousers made with organic cotton by VICHER. Shoes—showing in next image—are BLUNDSTONE, a unisex brand that maximises the use of recycled and recyclable materials in the manufacturing and packaging stages, whilst minimising the use of chemicals and fossil-fuelled processes. Earrings stylist’s own.
Blazer and trousers are knitted in jacquard by CATHERINE ANDRE, a designer who uses mainly merino wool, alpaca knit, and light jacquard, whilst producing locally in France. Turtle neck made of organic silk by VICHER. Vintage necklace and shoes from SING BLACKBIRD. Earrings MAM ORIGINALS designed & carefully handcrafted in Barcelona. They pair quality materials with environmental care to create a unique pieces.
Jumper by VICHER features handmade illustrations. Silk neck tie by MAISON F PARIS, a brand that works manually with silk sourced from Italy and France, andwho produces solely by order placement. Mesh top from SING BLACKBIRD.
Cotton blazer, internally lined with silk by NOSUGAR. The Poland-based brand works with traditional tailoring and high-quality materials ensuring long-lasting wear.Top by SONDES LJ, who strives for a zero-waste and tailor-made manufacturing model. Trousers, made with organic cotton, by VICHER. Crocheted earrings by MILENA ZU, an Italian, Bali-based brand supporting Balinese weaver artisans employing traditional crocheting mastery. MILENA ZU melts silver, copper, brass and steel in in clay pots and avoids the use of harmful chemicals. Silk handmade hair tie from MAISON F PARIS.
Margot wears a top made of SDG-certified recycled rayon by Taipei-based DYCTEAM. The Taiwanese brand produces 100% locally with certified materials. GOTS and Greenpeace denim jacket by HAPPY HAUS. HAPPY HAUS generally uses organic cotton, tencel, and silk-like fabrics made from wood. Knitted trousers are CATHERINE ANDRE. Earrings from MILENA ZU.
Blouse and scarf made of virgin wool and alpaca by CATHERINE ANDRE. Kimono made with Tencel by BUBBLE MOOD. BUBBLE MOOD avoids use of plastic and works with women from the north of Thailand, including women who are imprisoned in Chiang Mai’s jail. Green wool jacket by NOSUGAR. Handmade illustrated trousers by VICHER. Shoes from SING BLACKBIRD.
White, certified-denim dress by HAPPY HAUS. White faux fur vest by VICHER. Shoes from BLUNDSTONE. Handwoven bracelet by MILENA ZU. Scarf is by the Moroccan-based atelier LEO ATLANTE, who hand makes scarfs and table clothing.
Handwoven wool cardigan by VICHER. Cotton jumpsuit by NOSUGAR. Vintage shoes from SING BLACKBIRD.
Certified-denim trousers by HAPPY HAUS. Socks made of recycled organic fabrics by LOLO CAROLO, a brand planting a tree for every item sold. Shoes from SING BLACKBIRD.
All the labels featured in this fashion editorial are committed to sustainable practices and have in common to make of the fashion world a more ethical industry.
CREDITS
Production LUXIDERS
Art & Creative Direction BELVIS SOLER
Photography JENS WITTWER
Stylist ALEJANDRA ESPINOSA
Models MAXI @ MARILYN AGENCY | MARGOT @ METROPOLITAN MODELS
Muah TATIANA GAGAEVA
