Through her collection, Giulia Becker shows that sportswear can not only be functional, but also sustainable and sexy. The leggings made of recycled PET are colorful and dynamic. The collection is produced under the fairest conditions and the hand-painted prints make you want to do an intense workout.
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First company in Germany to produce dresses, tunics and blouses from rose viscose, which is compostable. The innovative fiber is made from cotton in combination with viscose fibers from rose petals. According to founder Tanja Kliewe-Meyer, the ‘friendly rose’ collection stands for the new and trendy naturalness in fashion: the desire to dress in an exclusive and sustainable way – with a good feeling.
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Company founder, Nikolaus Schötz, is doing things differently with his men’s belt manufacturing company. Vegetable-tanned leather is often referred to as eco-leather. The type of animal husbandry is irrelevant.
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For more than 25 years, OEKO-TEX® has been the label for textiles that have been tested for harmful substances, which combines the certifications Standard 100, Made in Green and STeP by OEKO-TEX® (brand new also for leather) under one roof. Dipl. Ing. Georg Dieners, Secretary General of OEKO-TEX®, knows best what is hidden behind the individual standards and certifications.
Everyone dreams of freedom and being grounded. Yet, we so often our shoes disconnect us from the soft meadow, the warm sand and the invigorating stone floor.
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After jobs at i.a. Comma, s.Oliver and Daniel Hechter, it was clear to Julia Ickert that with her knowledge and competence she could also found a label according to her taste. Wonderfully feminine and wonderfully lots of color, maximum quality, with sophisticated cuts, timelessly elegant, always something special and above all sustainable. Because Julia Ickert cannot and does not want to support conventional production. The German from Kazakhstan has been on the market with her ultra-feminine Nina Rein collection since the beginning of 2018.
Julia Ickert cannot and does not want to support conventional fashion anymore
Clean, minimalist favorite pieces such as the classic white, perfectly fitting (ladies!) Suit (speaking of color: it’s also available in signal red, of course), sheath dresses with artistic box pleats, narrow cigarette pants with refined, graphic patterns, uniform-inspired maxi dresses in gently flowing sky blue. This is Nina Rein and here the love is in the details.
The principles of her own label are therefore the exclusive use of natural materials, resource-saving production and fair working conditions.
The manufacturing of Julia Ickert is at a Lithuanian company that meets the GOTS requirements but does not have the certificate from an economic point of view. Her knitwear is produced by a German GOTS-certified company. The denim pieces are made in Tunisia by a sustainable company. Nina Rein works exclusively with suppliers who respect the environment and protect it with regard to water, energy consumption and use of chemicals.
Only natural materials are used for the collections. She uses certified materials, some of them GOTS and from controlled organic cultivation or controlled animal husbandry. The viscose comes from the Austrian manufacturer Lenzing. Julia Ickert also avoids 100 percent plastic when it comes to ingredients such as the buttons. She is looking for good solutions for many other ingredients, because sustainability is not a status. Sustainability is one way and Julia Ickert follows it consistently, if possible …
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The history of this brand is enough to make you fall in love. And their philosophy? Nadine and Sabine (do you get the name now?) produce bags & clutches made of vintage fabrics. Each of these artistic upcycling pieces is unique.
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Presserundgang und Pressekonferenz – Nur für registrierte Presse
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17:00 Uhr – 20:00 Uhr
Open for public
Entdeckt die Kollektionen und Produkte von 35 Fair Fashion & Organic Beauty Brands
20:00 Uhr
Green Carpet – Türen auf für das 1. GREENSTYLE munich Festival
Drinks & Photo Shoots
21:00 Uhr
Fair Fashion Show
Looks von AMD Absolventen- und Studenten und Ausstellern
22:00 Uhr
Aftershow Party supported by SUPERPAPER im LE PAVILLON
Party für alle im LE PAVILLON, Salvatorstraße 11 mit soulful sound von NÜEtracks
10:00 Uhr
Open for public
Entdeckt die Kollektionen und Produkte von 35 Fair Fashion & Organic Beauty Brands
12:00 Uhr
Welcome to 1st edition of GREENSTYLE munich
Moderation: Mirjam Smend, GREENSTYLE munich
Warum nachhaltige Mode und Naturkosmetik so wichtig sind.
12:20 Uhr
#WhoMadeMyClothes
Moderation: Mirjam Smend, GREENSTYLE munich
Hanna Sin Gebauer, Fashion Revolution Deutschland
Im April 2013 gab es im Rana Plaza Building, Bangldesh mit 1.138 Toten und über 2.500 Verletzten den viertgrößten Industrieunfall der Geschichte – die Geburtsstunde von #FashionRevolution
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12:40 Uhr
Green Fashion Tour Map München
Moderation: Mirjam Smend, GREENSTYLE munich
Nele Henkel , Green Fashion Tours mit Münchener Store Inhabern
Launch der ersten Tour der über 30 nachhaltigen Fashion Stores in München
— Lunch Break —
14:00 Uhr
mode@ETHIK – ein Gespräch
Moderation: Franziska Deecke
Nina Schmid, Street Philosophy ; Mirjam Smend, GREENSTYLE munich
Was Mode mit Ethik zu tun hat? Sehr viel! Gut zu sein ist keine Haltung, sondern eine Charaktereigenschaft. Über unsere Beweggründe, sich für eco-faire Mode zu engagieren.
© Nina Schmid
14:30 Uhr
Fair und erfolgreich – so gelingen nachhaltige Businessmodelle
Prof. Marcus Mattes, AMD München
Moderation: Mirjam Smend, GREENSTYLE munich
Warum ist Nachhaltigkeit wichtig? Internationale Unternehmensbeispiele zu neuen Rohstoffen, sozialen Fertigungsprozessen, Re-, Up- und Precycling zeigen, das es gelingen kann!
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15:10 Uhr
Was macht Ihre Bank mit Ihrem Geld?
Ludwig Rahlf, Regionalleiter Individualkunden, GLS
Wie wird investiert? Wohin fließt es? Welche Kriterien spielen eine Rolle?
— Coffee Break —
16:30 Uhr
Talente und Entwicklungen in der Modebranche // English
Renee van der Hoek, State of Fashion
Wie lässt sich das Modesystem zum Besseren verändern? Die Plattform State of Fashion bringt Designer, Unternehmen und Bildungsinstitutionen zusammen, um die Branche fairer und umweltfreundlicher zu gestalten.
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17:00 Uhr
Virtual Fashion Design // English
Amber Jae Slooten, The Fabricant
Motion-Capture, 3D-Animations-Software und Body-Scanning verändern die Präsentation von Mode radikal!
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17:30 Uhr
Europas Talente – Möglichkeiten der Designförderung
Gerbrand Bas, Konföderation Dutch Creative Industries; Jürgen Enninger, Leiter des Kompetenzteams Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft, Landeshauptstadt München
Wie kann Design europaweit gefördert und Kooperationen vertieft werden?
Peter-Paul Altmann
18:00 Uhr
It’s all about networks: Meet the Dutch // English
Paul Ymkers, Generalkonsul der Niederlande
19:00 Uhr
Fashion Futures, Sustainability und Digitalisierung
Juliane Kahl, Leiterin Studentenakademie ‚Die Umwelt Akademie’ und Hochschuldozentin AMD München & London College of Fashion
Globale Herausforderungen und Chancen
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19:20 Uhr
The Future of Fashion
Moderation: Mirjam Smend, GREENSTYLE munich
Juliane Kahl; Marcus Mattes, Professor Mode und Design-Management, AMD; Arnold Gevers, Professor für Modedesign, Mode-Designer & Founder Zero-Waste-Konfigurator
In Zeiten großer Veränderungen blicken Modeexperten in die Zukunft
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19:45 Uhr
GMUC Fashion Award – The Future of Fashion
Moderation: Mirjam Smend, GREENSTYLE munich
Preisverleihung an die drei Gewinner aus den Bereichen:
Innovation – Jurorin Martiene Raven, Curator & Trend Caster
Newcomer – Jurorin Kathrin Bierling, Modepilot
Social Innovation – Juliane Kahl, s.o.
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ca. 20:00 Uhr
Ende des ersten Konferenztages
10:00 Uhr
Open to public
Entdeckt die Kollektionen und Produkte von 35 Fair Fashion & Organic Beauty Brands
11:00 Uhr
Business-Styling / Power-Dressing
Elisa Gianna Gerlach, Stylistin
Wie kleide ich mich im Business? Power-Kleidung und grüne Trends für die Herbstsaison.
12:00 Uhr
Share your vision, live your dream
WOMEN’S HUB, Eli Perzlmaier & Lara Tönshoff (Gründerinnen)
Die WOMEN’S HUB Community setzt auf female Empowerment und die Kraft der Gemeinschaft
12:15 Uhr
Preserving: unique – handcrafted – happiness
Patricia Schmidt, Designerin
Ein Experiment: Im Sinne der Mission des WOMEN’S HUB “Share your vision, live your dream“ stellt die Münchner Designerin ihre Vision und Konzept vor – das Publikum hört zu. Im Anschluss gibt es einen moderierten Feedback-Dialog – die Schwarm-Emotion-Intelligenz gibt Power Tipps. Werdet Teil von Patricias Geschichte!
13:00 Uhr
Generation NEXT@GMUC – 3 junge Labels stellen sich vor
Anita Vitek, Designerin Anita Vitek
Lucy Driesen von Le Flaneur
Karolina MIttmann von CLAIR de CHIC
Junge Fashion Firmen stellen ihre Philosophie und Kollektionen vor. #bettertogether.
14:00 Uhr
Naturkosmetik 3.0
Elisa Gianna Gerlach
Was kommt in den Tiegel und was bleibt lieber draußen? Tipps für unschlagbare Naturwirkstoffe für das DIY-Projekt
17:00 Uhr
Ende der 1st edition der GREENSTYLE munich – see you next spring!
Since 2012, the two akjumii designers Anna Karsch and Michaela Wunderl-Strojny have been focusing on sustainable high fashion with an avant-garde touch. What else could be optimized about it? With the 3IN1COAT, the visionaries have developed the ultimate sustainable garment.
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Cozy cashmere and soft sweaters with cool statements like “good vibes” and “keep lovin”, fresh striped looks and cardigans with modern interpretations of classic diamond patterns or sweet hearts in Norwegian style – yes, sustainability can be that casual. The jumpers, sweatpants, scarves, shirts and beanies stand out are its colors – in bright green and squeaky orange. Corinne Samson and Joanna Kapitza’s label is a good mood label.
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Their statement: “For the out of the Ordinary”. The two designers, who have vast experience in the textile industry, focus on the individuality and self-confidence of their customers. The quick-witted print shirts and embroidered cashmere jumpers are real statement pieces that not only look good, but also feel great on the skin. All products are designed in Munich and are produced in small family businesses in Portugal and Inner Mongolia, where the two Munich-based women source the high-quality cashmere.
At another brand, there is no mass production, nothing is off the rack. Corinne and Joanna work exclusively with natural materials and know the importance of fair production and sustainability. You can see and feel the quality. Because another brand is not just another clothing brand, but another label. A brand that wants to do something different…
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“We are in an exciting time of upheaval. Both in the fashion industry in general and with the realignment of the Lana line in particular.
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The fact that eco-fashion is as sustainable as possible, but has to look like it 0.0, is largely due to the commitment of Claudia Lanius.
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