Organic bespoke skincare for women of colour

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Epara manufactures serum, lotions, masks and oils comprising at least 95% organic components. The skincare range is exclusively created for black or dark skins.

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Upcycled unique pieces of work made from glass and plastic waste

upcycling-small.jpgBettina is passionate about upcycling and creates unusual and creative luminaires. Everything inspires her: metalscrap, a broken chair, a plastic box, a damaged golf ball.

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Tiffany completes its ethical collection of protected animals and donates all proceeds

Tiffany-Save-the-wild-small.jpgTiffany & Co. includes lions and rhinos to its Save the Wild collection launched in 2017 with elephants; 100% of the profits are donated to the Wildlife Conservation Network. The brand commits to full traceability of the geographical provenance and the cut for every newly sourced diamond. 

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Weston recycles its luxury shoes, that are no longer worn

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Weston assesses, repurchases, repairs and resells its luxury shoes; models are restored at the brand's Limoges factory.

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Responsible couture lingerie, made in Paris

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Paloma Casile creates couture lingerie, by converting the waste fabric into fashion accessories. The structural elements required for the production are made of eco-friendly metal.

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Couture upcycling made from luxury fabric intercuts

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Van Jadid makes unique garments and accessories from luxury fabric intercuts. Manufacturing is made in the Paris region and short channels are prioritised.

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Charity sale of Kenzo poppies made from recycled plastic, until January 31, 2020

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William Amor has created 250 numbered poppies for Kenzo Parfums, made from recycled plastic that are currently on sale worldwide: the largest part of the sales will be donated to a charity organisation until January 31st, 2020.

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