If anyone in your company could learn some more about sustainable fashion, how about a masterclass about that very thing from Futerra? It's on the 17th of July in London.
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Monday, June 23
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Helen
on Mon 23 Jun 2008 07:29 PM IST
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Saturday, May 17
by
Helen
on Sat 17 May 2008 01:26 PM IST
Amanda runs the show over at Fashion, Evolved – a blog devoted to snuffling out the very best of ethical stylishness.
I had a very nice chat with her the other day about what she was up to. Through the miracle of the internets, you can now find out what she had to say, simply by reading on… more » Sunday, May 4
by
Helen
on Sun 04 May 2008 07:19 PM IST
WARNING: This post contains a little bit of gushing about Bono.
I say that because it's come to my attention that some people don't love him as they should. Well I do. How could I not? He comes from catwalkgenius.com's home shores, he's been writing genuinely belting songs since the middle of last century and the man can really wear a pair of sunglasses. more » Monday, April 28
by
Helen
on Mon 28 Apr 2008 05:51 PM IST
...or, a 'tale of two acronyms'.
Mike Barry is the Head of Corporate Social Responsibility with Marks & Spencer. You may know him from such campaigns as 'Look behind the label' and 'Plan A' their 5-year, 100 point 'eco' plan - because there is no Plan B for the planet. more » Sunday, April 27
by
Helen
on Sun 27 Apr 2008 07:42 PM IST
On Friday I attended an industry seminar as part of Fashion Evolution (Dublin's Ethical Fashion Week) held by Re-dress.
It was a fascinating and thought-provoking day, with talks from: * Katherine Hamnett, * Christian Kemp-Griffin (CEO of Edun), * Mike Barry (Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at M&S), * Ingrid Schullstrom (Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at H&M) and * Simon Ferrigno of Organic Exchange. more » Wednesday, April 23
by
Helen
on Wed 23 Apr 2008 08:52 PM IST
This is Lisa Anne, the designer behind La Jewellery. Her profile page describes a commitment to craftsmanship and the environment, along with a pretty sweet life amid the Welsh mountains.
In our interview we learned how a TV repair man helped to get the whole thing started, why charity is so important to the line and what's big in the world of organic fruit these days... more »
Tuesday, April 22
Saturday, April 19
by
Helen
on Sat 19 Apr 2008 07:51 PM IST
I wandered into deepest Dublin City this afternoon to check out the Re-Think Re-Dress exhibition:
It forms part of the Fashion Evolution awareness campaign that's hoping to get a bit more focus on ethical and environmental issues involved choosing the clothes to go on our collective backs. more »
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