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Showing posts with label Organic Clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organic Clothing. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
The lead actress of Hollywood film “Harry Potter” is venturing into the high-fashion world, as she teams up with Italian fashion house Alberta Ferretti to develop a range of organic clothing Textiles. Emma has associated herself with the 'Pure Threads' collection, for consumers who support such causes.
The British actress is not new to the fashion industry, as prior to this too she has been Burberry's fashion models for its 2009 A/W campaign, and even posed with her brother Alex in Burberry's S/S campaign in 2010.
She has also been working as a creative consultant with the fair trade fashion brand, People Tree since February 2010. It is believed that a part of her earnings from the Ferretti line would advantage People Tree.
Further, while talking about the venture, she stated that, she is delighted that a luxury fashion brand like Alberta Ferretti has resolved to develop a range of organic clothing.
Read More about Emma Watson to design organic clothing line @ Fibre2fashion
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Saturday, November 20, 2010
The lead actress of Hollywood film “Harry Potter”, Emma Watson is considering to build up her fashion line by introducing a collection of organic clothing.
As per the reports published by contactmusic.com, the 20 year old star, who serves as a creative consultant for Fair Trade fashion brand People Tree, recently revealed that she is to work in partnership with Italian designer Alberta Ferretti to develop a fresh range of organic clothing.
Emma stated that, they are working on the creation of an organic clothing collection, but did not disclose its name. However, she did say that, further information on this matter would be released soon, and added that, she received a mail from Ferretti, where the designer had mentioned about her admiration for the work done for People Tree, and was looking forward to the opportunity of working with her.
As per the reports published by contactmusic.com, the 20 year old star, who serves as a creative consultant for Fair Trade fashion brand People Tree, recently revealed that she is to work in partnership with Italian designer Alberta Ferretti to develop a fresh range of organic clothing.
Emma stated that, they are working on the creation of an organic clothing collection, but did not disclose its name. However, she did say that, further information on this matter would be released soon, and added that, she received a mail from Ferretti, where the designer had mentioned about her admiration for the work done for People Tree, and was looking forward to the opportunity of working with her.
Read More about Harry Potter star Emma Watson to introduce organic clothing @ Fibre2fashion
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Incredible ecoGear Inc., the Toronto based brand best known for its ecofriendly clothing, Organic Clothing made from recycled cotton fibres, recently introduced a new line of clothing geared specifically towards the yogini.Calling it a natural fit, the company hopes to appeal to the yogini's love for nature and the environment through its yoga collection. Since it entered the eco clothing market 3 years ago, the company has made some great strides in its growth despite fierce competition from what it calls vaguely green products. Due to the high standards that the company sets for every product carried under the ecoGear banner, it is now the featured eco brand for Sears online sales, which carries an equally tough standard for eco labelling.
ecoGear's main fibre is made from recycled fibres which is composed of 65% cotton clippings from clothing factories and 35% poly yarns from recycled plastic bottles or rePET. Backed up by a comparison study commissioned by the company's yarn suppliers, ecoGear claims to be the most earthfriendly clothing as the fibres are 100% recycled and for the most part, do not call for bleaching or dyeing, two processes in making fabric that have been well documented as the cause for severe water pollution world wide.
The colors for ecoGear's fabrics and yarn Dyed Fabric are derived from the cotton clippings which the yarn maker has separated into colored lots and are carefully mixed and blended in an effort to achieve 95% consistency in color from one production lot to the next.
Read More about ecoGear introduces ecofriendly yoga clothing at Fibre2fashion
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