ECHIC STYLE

KUR is a contemporary womenswear brand that incorporates Sri Lankan Dutch lace into a contemporary fashion collection.

For Fall 2016, BCBG MAX AZRIA focused on sustainable fashion, with Lubov Azria using eco-friendly, biodegradable fabrics in BCBG Max Azria’s playfully bohemian collection inspired by David Bowie. “We are commited to going as green as we can- it’s a prelude- it’s giving back, I want the future of our children to be green” said Lubov Azria. Starting 2017, BCBG is committing to have 70% to 75% recycled fabrics, following the inertia of Patagonia and other companies with sustainable policies. The company wanted to work with sustainable materials 10 years ago,but at the time the cost was too high. BCBG is demonstrating that sustainable fashion can be modern, beautiful, edgy and fashionable. Wear the change™!

Ryan Roche presented an elegant Fall 2016 collection, full of soft fluid shapes in hues of white, blush, ivory, red, and black. The collection focused mainly on long dresses that at times were paired with oversized sweaters, a shaggy or cozy coat, a dramatic shawl, or oversized cardigan. The standout pieces were two crocheted gowns, one red with a fringed yoke, the other sleeveless in blush. Roche is a master at knitwear, and this collection shows how far it can be taken. Wear the change™!

She have used for her tailored celebrity gowns fully traceable Global Organic Textile Standard-certified silk organza, as the one designed for Livia Firth.

In 2012, he reinterpreted eight iconic British films through eco-friendly ensembles as part of the Green Carpet Challenge’s Green Cut initiative from eco-age. He was awarded and supported by the initiative Fashion East.

Trending geometric sculptures, Cutouts and asymmetry embraced the runway with Abstract Expressionist–inspired pattern for Roksanda this season. She participated in 2012 in the Green Cut Bringing together the British Fashion Council and the British Film Institute for the first time, The Green Cut pairs eight seminal fashion designers with eight iconic British films (thanks to the curation of celebrated fashion writer Sarah Mower) to raise awareness of a sustainable approach to fashion design.

In 2013, he collaborated with Livia Firth and ECO AGE for designing two dresses made out of 100% OEKO-TEXwith ethical practices launching and availabl eat NET-A-PORTER, he is now designing for the Green Carpet Collection.