In January 2020, the Swiss lingerie brand, Calida, and the avant-garde luxury label, Viktor&Rolf, presented their joint Capsule Collection, “we want a better world” at NEONYT. Colorful, contemporary, insane details, and above all, 100 percent compostable.
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With Footprint, Munich-based founders, Sebastian Gier and Daniel Scholz, are planning a sustainable app that will help people understand their CO2 impact by putting figures into context. The impact stories on the Footprint will tie you over until the launch (beta version launching soon).
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Fair Fashion Solidarity, Neighborhood Aid & Co. – we shouldn’t forget all the good things we learn in times of crisis in good times. That’s why Munich communication expert Holger Petermann from THINK INC. launched the #guteluft campaign
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The trend towards sustainable fashion has also arrived in Bavaria. As an alternative to fast fashion, new, fair fashion brands are emerging. Well-known labels are also trying to reduce their ecological footprint. Respect, appreciation for added value, certifications such as the green button and PETA Approved Vegan, linear vs. Circular economy – Leoni Thim speaks with B2 to Bavarian makers about the different approaches to sustainability in fashion and their current handling of the corona pandemic.
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Since the 2nd edition, Iris Martin has brought a lot of glow and glamour (not only) into the GREENSTYLE fashion shows with her XL expertise and enthusiasm for sustainable beauty products. And in real life? There the makeup and hair artist, who also works as a trend scout, trainer and trend personalizer, is crisscrossing the beauty and fashion scene and ensures that something special with her skills at shootings Dior, Instyle & Co.
Shortly? Black & White with a bluish tint of fuchsia on the lips, because that’s her signature color. In detail? Definitely unique. Iris loves jeans with cool details and has a knack for unusual, slightly eccentric accessories such as large bags with a mega design (keyword “hand” bag), glasses and chains. As a make-up artist & trend scout, Iris travels a lot. Therefore, her outfits must be easy to combine and, like the shoes, they must be particularly comfortable.
Shirt „The Beach“ from Another Brand, 69 Euro. Buy here >>>
Sun glasses „Sigmund & Carl“ neubau eyewear, 279 Euro. Buy here >>>
3D statement chain from Rah Rah Studio, 159 Euro. Buy here >>>
Jeans „Sky Loose“ from Dawn Denim, 119 Euro. Buy here >>>
“BECKY 01” sandal from Lemon Jelly, 89,90 Euro. Buy here >>>
Bag “Tote 306” from Livalike, ab 390 Euro. Buy here >>>
Lipgloss „Glossy Venom“ in Lilac Euphoria 77, 19 Euro. Buy here >>>
In the fall of 2019, 1.4 million people in Germany took to the streets as part of the global climate strike. Berlin had its own “fashion block out”. What do fashion & climate have in common? Unfortunately, very much. In order to reduce the negative effects, we have to rethink our behavioral patterns and our consumption habits – even in the area of fashion – and change them accordingly.
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The impact of textile production doubling over the past two decades on resources and landfills is huge. That is why Anna Schuster, co-founder of the London label JOA, relies on the resource trash. Fashion from garbage. It doesn’t go on like this, says Anna Schuster, who has taken new, sustainable paths in design. You can see the results of the pieces that she produces under her own name and that have brought her to the final of the Redress Award 2019. And with the fashion label JOA, whose co-founder she is. Here old clothes work as the starting material for individual items.
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Crunchy TEDxYouth Talks on important topics such as climate goals, entrepreneurship of tomorrow, new coexistence in society and life after COVID-19, exciting (free) online workshops, interactive discussion groups, music performances – for the second time on 15 May 2020 the TEDx Youth, which explicitly addresses the young generation and their challenges, takes place in Munich. For the first time digital only.
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Shooting, Wardrobe Check, Personal Styling, Kleiderschrank Detox – Christina Brabandt liebt Mode und hat ihre Begeisterung zur Profession gemacht (ihr Portfolio gibt’s auf christinabrabandt.com). Dass sie seit über 20 Jahren in diesem Business zuhause ist spürt man sofort. Entsprechend leicht ist die Entscheidung gefallen, wer uns beim Styling für die GREENSTYLE Fashionshow supporten wird. Die hat zwar nicht stattgefunden. Alle 47 Looks haben wir aber fotografisch verewigt.
Christinas Stil? Maximal individuell. Von lässig bis elegant hat sie alle Facetten im Repertoire. Die Finesse liegt bei ihren Looks im Detail – ob Statement-Kette zum weißen T-Shirt oder Power-Blouson zur Skinny Jeans – die Looks von Christina Brabandt sind immer für eine stilvolle Überraschung gut.
Sneaker von nat2, 299 Euro. Jetzt kaufen>>>
Skinny Jeans “MID SUN” von DAWN Denim , 129 Euro. Jetzt kaufen>>>
T-Shirt von PHYNE, 29,90 Euro. Jetzt kaufen>>>
Bomber Jacke “COCO” von JOA, 175 Pfund. Hier kaufen>>>
3D-Druck Kette aus Bio-Plastik von Rah Rah Studio, 99 Euro. Jetzt kaufen>>>
Sonnenbrille “ERWIN 3D” von neubau eyewear, 249 Euro. Jetzt kaufen>>>
Brands are canceling their orders. Partially produced goods are not accepted. Factories have to close, workers are laid off. The effects of Corona on the textile industry are enormous. We discuss the current situation in Indonesia and Bangladesh with Marina Chahboune, whose agency “Closed Loop Fashion Consulting” is a sustainability manager in the textile production sector and advises large companies from Indonesia.
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Originally, we had invited Salewa marketing director, Thomas Aichner, to a case study at the 4th edition with four other outdoor experts. To mark the occasion, presenter Susanne Barta is now talking to the former professional snowboarder and tourism expert about corporate responsibility, learnings from the Corona crisis, looking to the future and the end of the fast pace of life.
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Wildling makes minimalistic shoes and with the great success. Entrepreneurial and for the feet that not only feel comfortable in these shoes, but that can unfold and relax thanks to their special texture. The company from Engelskirchen has a total of 137 employees. Large offices are not necessary because Wildling relies on a decentralized team. Wildling founder Anna Yona explains how this works in her online coaching.
Wildling founder Anna Yona already geared her company towards decentralized working methods when she founded it. In the meantime, she can draw on a correspondingly large wealth of experience. In her online coaching, she talks about how decentralized working at Wildling and how a short-term switch to working at home can be made possible.
“Let’s work from home!” This sounds easier than it is implemented. Many people who are converting to home office can tell you a thing or two about this.
How do you keep a decentralized team together? Which tools are helpful? How do you organize the daily work routine at home? And how do you create a strong foundation to establish the digital setup successfully in the long term?
Our tip? Be sure to take a look because decentralized working is becoming more and more important, not only in times like these.
