The 2025 Talents du Luxe et de la création

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The 2025 edition focused on the transmission, basic requirement for luxury. The Post-Covid period is destabilizing, like a reset either in fundamentals than under the effects of a more an more unstable world. Today, to creation, skills and art of selling can be added CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) in a complex set where each step should represent excellence.

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The Sustainable Fashion Glossary by Condé Nast is accessible to all

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Condé Nast launches the Sustainable Fashion Glossary, in partnership with the Centre for Sustainable Fashion, London College of Fashion, University of Arts London: this global wordbook is a commun language that will allow to harmonise the actions conducted by the fashion industry in the face of climate emergency.

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Self-sufficient catamaran inspired by the manta ray, to clean the oceans

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Founded by Yvan Bourgnon, The Sea Cleaners is a non-profit association(*) dedicated to ocean conservation: his catamaran will collect plastic solid waste, will compact them offshore to produce its own energy and will carry out scientific surveys.

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Luxury between heritage and sustainability

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The spirit of luxury has always existed, in all societies. Ostentatious and founded on its heritage from the past over millennia, it has entered the modern era in the 19th century. How to define the soul of luxury through its various reincarnations?

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Ethics and Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival by Chopard

chopard-small.jpgChopard manufactures an ethical Palme d'Or since 2014. All jewels and watches are made from certified gold since July 2018.

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Fashion our Future by Kering

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Kering launches a podcast series to take audiences behind the scenes of the sustainable fashion industry. Everything begins with a sound bath experience to "feel" sustainability.

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Staying “positive”, yet avoiding greenwashing

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Ecological awareness in the developed countries has never been greater than today, even if we are a lacking a general consensus. To describe their sustainable transition, brands are using in their communication the word positive and qualify through it lifestyle impact, carbon emissions, climate preservation and even nature protection. However, is simply declaring to be and do positive the right approach to avoid greenwashing?

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