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PHOTO OF THE DAY.
SAIL AWAY!
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If you’re a fan of sailing, then you will fall in love with this collection of bags made entirely from recycled sails and bicycle tires by TEAMWORK. Not just visually appealing, these bags are also light weighted thus increasing the portability for the one always on the go. Perfect for the fashion forward and the gym bunny in you.
These bags are sold only on TEAMWORK’S website and are priced between USD$45 to $165.
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Credits: teamworkbags.com
TRUB
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This is the Trub, a Swiss design classic from the 1970’s made entirely from Rosewood by Gfeller, the communicator of choice for tree huggers everywhere. From its perfectly balanced handset to the sturdy and functional base, Trub is a truly organic piece of technology. Its wooden construction breathes and changes according to the seasons, its distinctive grain becoming more tactile and prominent in damp weather.
Even after thirty years, with an occasional polish Trub looks as good as the day it was hewn from its parent tree trunk. Without a doubt, Trub is the King of telephones, but if you want one you’ll be in for a long and patient wait. Long discontinued, the Trub is highly sought after, its fate being sealed after celebrity enthusiasm in the UK saw the final few evaporate into eager collector’s hands.
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN FALL/WINTER 2009 RTW
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TRASH WAS SPOTTED at the Alexander McQueen F/W 2009 show held in Paris.
Cans, plastic bags, wheels and other junks were incorporated into the theatrical fashion show. The classic design of the Houndstooth was also creatively reused by this master of fashion.
Who says that fashion has to be new?
*Credits: style.com
*Credits: style.com
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*Credits: style.com
*Credits: style.com
*Credits: style.com
*Credits: style.com
*Credits: style.com
*Credits: style.com
*Credits: style.com
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ECOCHIIC SHANGHAI - THE INTRODUCTION
Photo: EcoChic Shanghai
EARLIER this month, more than 40 designers from around the world shared the catwalk in mainland China at the inaugural EcoChic Shanghai fashion show. The celebratory event, supported by leading financial firm UBS, seeks to promote environmental sustainability in the fashion industry.
The event in Shanghai focused on three different types of fashion: ready-to-wear, eco-couture and vintage. Around 15 eco-friendly ready-to-wear labels from around the world including three from China, showcased eco-friendly clothing alongside eco-couture designs from international superstars, Diane von Furstenberg, Thakoon and Nathan Jenden. Promoting vintage clothing as the epitome of recycling, the show also featured edgy and glamorous fashion favored by celebrities including Kate Moss and Maggie Cheung.
The fashion industry is the second only to agriculture in terms of the consumption of water worldwide while the production of cotton alone is responsible for the use of 25 percent of the world’s chemical pesticide.
And over the next few days, RecycloFashion will be picking out our TOP LOOKS of the Eco Chic fashion show in China, so stay tuned!
RECYCLO ARE FASHION FEROSH
We had a lot of fun shooting the campaign for Singapore Fair Trade Organization!
ECO TEES
RecycloFashion recently collaborated with SINGAPORE FAIR TRADE ORGANIZATION to shoot and style their new eco campaign featuring a bunch of wicked eco-friendly tees.
Here’s a preview!
