Sustainable Street Style | Paris Fashion Week
I have no leaders,
but the eyes of a girl taking water far away from home.
Her smile is my only bread.
This project has been supported by WHO’S NEXT
100% Vegan and ethical dress by LO NEEL. The brand uses pineapple, soya, banana and other future qualities as well as 100% recycled and organic materials. All garments are PETA certified. Earrings are from BAMBOLEIRA, a Colombian jewelry and accessory brand, inspired by the legacy of ancestral traditions. The brand supports the talent of indigenous women artisans and cares for the environment using naturally sourced fibers. Every piece carries the uniqueness of what has been crafted by hand.
Dresses by AATISE. The brand proposes garments ready-to wear, made in France, environmentally responsible, which is aimed at both men and women who want to engage without compromising on style. Coats are from LOVE DESIGN COMPANY. The blue coat is fake fur. The purple one is 100% wool.
Earrings by BAMBOLEIRA. Dress by AATISE.
Earrings by SOSOL AND SEA, an ethically minded jewelry line. Searching for fairer ways to produce her poetic, colorful and feminine pieces, the brand works with a specialized workshop in Tunis where socially vulnerable women reintegrate society through artisanship, and learning the production of manufactured goods. Dress by AATISE. Boots by sustainable german brand TRIPPEN. The company produces its unique shoes in its own factory according to the highest environmental and social standards.
Total look by NOUVELLE PALM BEACH, a brand that maintain sustainability from beginning to end. The process starts with responsible raw material sourcing, small lot dying, careful cut and sew cut-off re-use. Earrings are from CRAFT STORIES. The brand prides itself in collaborating with refugees living in Pakistan with the goal of sustaining their work and keeping the craft alive.
Leather jacket made with pineapple leaves in France by the ethical fashion brand LO NEEL. The coral dress is from NOUVELLE PALM BEACH. This style is timeless classic, in line with the “less is more” philosophy of a durable quality wardrobe. Culotte by KEDZIOREK.
Shirt-Dress by KEDZIOREK, made locally in the region of Łódź (Poland). The company avoids wasting the remains of materials, giving them a second life. The post-production remnants are used to create “patchwork” type designs in subsequent collections. In the process of construction, they only use only recycled paper and cardboard. They pack all clothes and accessories in 100% compostable bags made from potato starch. Pants by NOUVELLE PALM BEACH. Earrings by CRAFT STORIES.
Total Look by KEDZIOREK, “We are lucky to work with people full of passion and knowledge. Without our craftsmen (constructors, seamstresses, printers, knitters) who spend many hours creating the Kędziorek brand with great care, imagination would never come to reality” – the founder says.
Eco-friendly Total Look by WENHUA DUVERGÉ. The sweat is made of organic cotton and recycled polyester. Short-skirt are made of recycled polyester and organic cotton. Both garments are vegan.
Shirt Dress by IOANNA KOURBELA. The brand participates in the movement “Sustainability in Fashion” insisting on the need for resource sustainability, fair treatment of workers at every stage of production and consumer protection around the world. The unisex jacket is from LOVE DESIGN COMPANY, 100% wool.
Eco-friendly Total Look by WENHUA DUVERGÉ. The sweater is made of organic cotton and Non-mulesed ecological merino wool. Pants are vegan, made of organic cotton and recycled polyester.
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.
CREDITS
Creative Direction & Production LUXIDERS
Photography GOLDA FRUHMANN
Video JENS WITTWER
Stylist BELVIS SOLER
Models INES L & TANYA CHUBKO @ METROPOLITAN MODELS MANAGEMENT
Hair Stylist & Make Up Artist AXELLE JÉRINA