Showing posts with label Earth Pledge Future Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earth Pledge Future Fashion. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 6, 2008

earth pledge - correction

In a previous post on 2/3 (which has now been corrected), I stated that the above heavenly coat dress from Earth Pledge's Future Fashion show was a Diane von Furstenberg creation. Well, I was so wrong. This fabulous piece was designed by the equally fabulous Duro Olowu. My deepest apologies to Mr. Olowu. Nigerian-born & currently based in London, Olowu's designs are unique & oh so lust-worthy. While he's not on the line-up for NY fashion week, I believe he will be showing in London later this month. Checkout his Spring 2008 collection here.
Love it!

image credit: style.com

NYFW update - more earth pledge

At last, style.com has posted more photos from the Earth Pledge Future Fashion show, so I had to share.......

The photo above is one of my favorites, Irna Lazareanu in Benhaz Sarafpour. A nice balance of organic & chic.
Above: Natasha Poly in all black by Givenchy. Love it.
Above: Suvi Koponen in a mighty fine shift & plenty of fabric beads, by Marni.
Above: Jessica Stam in a pretty little frock by Rodarte.
Above: Bruna Tenorio in a beautiful gown by Martin Grant.

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Sunday, February 3, 2008

earth pledge future fashion

Earth Pledge celebrated NY Fashion Week a few hours early with their Future Fashion show held on Thursday, 1/31 at Gotham Hall. More than two dozen of the industry's prominent designers pledged their support by creating eco-chic looks out of sustainable materials. Among the participants were Diane Von Furstenberg, Duro Olowu (heavenly coat dress shown above), Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Derek Lam, YSL, and Givenchy. Using organic fabrics, natural vegetable dyes, and fibers derived from banana leaves, hemp, soybeans, and bamboo, the show proved that fashion has the ability to go green without compromises in design, quality, or style. This is one trend that I hope to see on the runways for many seasons to come.

image credit: styledash.com