For its 50th birthday, the Munich trade fair Inhorgenta really turned the clock: with an innovative time tunnel, with a visually recognizable upgrade towards luxury, with GREENSTYLE brands (say hi to Aurhen Eco Fair) and with a new area: the Wedding World.
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Christine Overbeck has been gathering experience in the fashion business around the world for over ten years. The Munich native brought her know-how and her fascination for textiles and their importance together in C/OVER (stands for the founder Christine Overbeck) in 2021 and has been working on innovative concepts and techniques for knitwear ever since.
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Christian Guthmann has known the interior of jewelry workshops for as long as he can remember. Today he is the fourth generation to lead the family business, which was founded in 1906 in the jewelery town of Pforzheim. And has breathed a good portion of (sustainable!) zeitgeist into the traditional company with its creativity and traditional techniques.
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After almost ten years, Elina Sternefeld left the conventional jewelry industry and developed her name into a brand with a clear concept. Since 2019 her label STERNEFELD has stood for sustainable, handcrafted “Made in Germany” real jewelry made from recycled precious metals and fair-won diamonds and gemstones.
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With her own label Maren Jewelery, the Ulm jewelry designer combines her passion for jewelry design with the principles of responsibility, mindfulness and sustainability. This works with recycled precious metals and synthetic (cultivated) eco-diamonds. The result? Sustainable luxury in harmony with nature.
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Sogand Nobahar studied mathematics. Later, she studies industrial design in Tehran, and finally completed her training at the Polytechnic School in Milan and Turin, Italy.
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Timeless and original, the love for nature and the concern for endangered species have inspired Christine Stegmann to create her label, MYINTOX, simultaneously “advertising” for the protection of species, which can be found on cashmere jumpers, oversize sweaters, t-shirts and bags with great style.
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It is no secret that not all that sparkles is gold. The fact that noble metals and gemstones are often extracted under conditions that are as unfair as they are unworthy is no news. Jutta Werling-Durejka runs a Fairtrade jewelry studio AURHEN in Überlingen.
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For their sustainably produced statement pieces, the label Rah Rah Studio from Munich exclusively uses mineral oil-free, food-safe PLA and a 3D printer. The colorful XL chains are produced in small quantities.
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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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Was aussieht wie eine inspirierende Reise durch die farbenfrohen Märkte und Landschaften Marokkos, stammt eigentlich aus Wien. Denn hier haben Alexandra, Sophie und Stephanie – auch bekannt als TATA girls – 2017 ihr Label Tassel Tales gegründet. Und was mit einer frech-fröhlichen Quaste begann, ist heute ein ausgewachsenes Ready-to-Wear- und Yoga-Label, das mit seinen intensiven Gute-Laune-Farben und der herrlich entspannten Bohemian Elegance auch den Fashion-verwöhnten Redakteurinnen der großen Magazine den Kopf verdreht.
Unter dem Motto designed in Wien – made in Marokko (oder Indien) lassen die TATA girls inspiriert von ihrer eigenen Reiselust, ihrem Faible für Yoga und ihrem Bewusstsein für Umwelt und Fairness ihre fröhlichen Boho-Kleider, Basttaschen und Quasten für fairen Lohn in Frauen-Kollektiven und Behinderten-Werkstätten produzieren. Sorry, aber wer auf farbloses Grau und dezentes Nude setzt, ist hier nicht richtig beraten.
„Kindness is so gangsta“ – Tassel Tales
Denn hier geht es um Allover-Prints und Farbe. Ganz viel Farbe. Fröhlich bunt wippen die ikonischen Quasten auf handgefertigten Babouchen aus Seide und chromfreiem Leder mit den maximal-entspannten Boho-Kleidern aus Ahimsa-Seide um die Wette. Denn gewaltlose Seide ist bei Tassel Tales genauso ein Muss wie die GOTS-Zertifizierung der verwendeten Materialien.
Erweitert haben die Drei ihr Gute-Laune-Angebot um Jeansjacken. Für dieses Upcycling-Projekt arbeiten die Tassel-Tales-Gründerinnen mit kunstvollen Vintage-Teppichen, die jedes Stück zum zeitlosen Unikat machen. Sieht mega aus, macht aber die Entscheidung schwer…
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