Fashion Story | Wake up beauties!
Is Eden still existing?
Sleeping beauties,
honest societies
Wake up!
Let's make Nature a proud Mother of us.
Made-to-Wear Yoko Dress by SHIPSHEIP a german brand that combines both global Fair Trade and local craftsmanship. Jacket by ALMA&LOVIS. fairly and ethically produced in Portugal and GOTS certified. The shoes are from MARITA MORENO, using local and national endogenous resources, artisanal and industrial, and constantly in search of how it can create and produce design objects with history that are used in everyday life.
Verna wears sweater by EDELZIEGE. To take on responsibility for our society and environment, Edelziege insists on sustainability of the chosen resources and an intentional dissociation from mass manufacturing. Trousers are from fair fashion company ALMA&LOVIS based in Bonn (Germany). It is GOTS certified. Shoes are from ethical Portuguese brand MARITA MORENO.
Dress by KOMANA. It is made of certified organic cotton. The 100% vegan boots, made of 100% natural rubber by GRAND STEP SHOES, are the perfect companion for rain both in the city and in nature.
Verna wears Helen dress, fairly and ecologically produced of organic cotton by the ethical fashion brand SHIPSHEIP. The elegant material and the casual style with its pleasant width make this style a year-round key piece. The Skinny Hazen jeans are from MUD JEANS. The circular economy guides every decision of this company. To produce one pair of jeans, this company uses 1,500 litres of water, compared to an industry standard of 7,000 litres per jeans. The necklace is vintage, from OFT.
Verna wears Joan Loan Blouse, made of 100% bio-cotton by SHIPSHEIP in Portugal. The Skinny Hazen jeans are from MUD JEANS. The long luxury cardigan is from the vintage shop OFT- OHNE FRAGE TOLL. Maomi wears an absolutely fashionable eye-catcher, the Lovely Dress, from an innovative viscose made by the german ethical brand LIKE A BIRD. The long cardigan June, relaxed, ultra feminine and timeless, is made of cashmere by ethical brand EDELZIEGE. Shoes and cork bag are from sustainable Portuguese brand MARITA MORENO.
Maomi wears sweater by organic, pure and fair brand ALMA & LOVIS. It is made of 53% merino wool and 47& bio-wool, GOTS certified. Trousers are from second-hand store OFT-OHNE FRAGE TOLL. The vegan and sustainable natural rubber boots are from ethical company GRAND STEP SHOES. The Kraud leather paperbag is made by HAROLDS from a vegetable tanned cowhide. Is was made respecting workers and environment.
Dress by organic, fair and artisan brand KOMANA. The company loves creating fun and individual clothing and textiles with bold, quirky and unique prints that tell a story, whilst carefully choosing organic and fairly traded materials and ethical production ways for the canvas of its ideas. Shoes and bio-leather bag are from ethical Portuguese bran MARITA MORENO. Ethics, transparency in the production and social responsibility have always been intrinsic values to the brand.
Sweater by EDELZIEGE. It is a young label with direct roots in Mongolia – home to the most valuable natural fabric, Cashmere wool. Flared Hazen Jeans by MUD JEANS, a sustainable and fair trade certified denim brand based in The Netherlands. The main business concept of the company it to lease its apparel to consumers. Shoes are from slow fashion brand MARITA MORENO. The company only uses quality materials when producing products for greater durability and they add a timeless design that avoids fashion trends which would imply shorter life cycles to the products. The bag is ethically made by HAROLDS with cowhide Country leather (by-products of food production), 100% vegetable tanned.
All the labels featured in this Fashion Editorial have a commitment to sustainability and a common desire: ethics and aesthetics to co-exist within the modern fashion world. All images have been captured by analog cameras.
Credits
Creative Direction & Production LUXIDERS
Photography SARAH STORCH
Stylist LUXIDERS
Models MAOMI KAWASHIMA @ Core Management | VERNA @ M4 Models
Make Up & Hair LEA KOMMINOTH
Words BELVIS SOLER
