Fashion

Saudi Arabia swimsuit edition

The Red Sea Fashion Week in Saudi Arabia kicked off this week as we reported last week. One of the poolside shows featured the work of Moroccan designer Yasmina Qanzal and included mostly one-piece suits in shades of red, beige and blue.

Saudi Arabia’s fashion week and bathing suits

Together with the Ministry of Culture, the commission is working to unlock a thriving cultural sector to preserve and elevate the traditions that make the Kingdom unique.

babaà is the only sweater you’ll want for all seasons

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Leading lab-grown diamond companies

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Timberland gets Redressed with fashion fire-fighter Nils Hauser

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Sonovia’s denim starts with a sustainable, ultrasonic dye

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Madeo eco chic for sustainable goods in Jaffa

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Hermès Dubai upcycles for falcons

Hermes pop-up shop Petit h creates a falcon stand for Dubai mall shop

Balena’s biodegradable plastics for fast fashion

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Ways to Engage Customers in Your Green Efforts

Put your message where you sustainable mouth is - on a reusable canvas cotton bag

Make a conscious click through a Connected Butterfly

A new app helps consumers and stakeholders trace ESG policies and practices of luxury goods

Better Cotton urges leaders at COP27 to show support for farmers on the frontline

The world’s leading sustainability initiative for cotton, Better Cotton, has issued a stark warning to leaders during COP27.

5 Reasons Why Slow Fashion Is a Smart Idea

The fashion sector is one of the most polluting industries on the planet; only airplanes are worse.

Make Black Friday a Buy Nothing Day

Retailers and marketers everywhere can thank the Canadians for this killjoy idea that fights for the environment: instead of buying more than you can afford on Black Friday, an environmentalist from Canada in 1992 started a then radical idea: Buy Nothing Day.

Fashioned from Hemp

Parkour, singing and dancing-- all ready for Haptic Path’s hemp-based, slow fashion  for men and women

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