Juliette Donatelli
Growing up between New York and Paris, Juliette Donatelli developed a deep love for culture, style and the beat of the city. She's the founder of spades+siLK, where she writes about the exciting new trends fusing sustainability and fashion. She has lived in Los Angeles and San Francisco, but recently moved back to NYC to be part of all that is happening around local manufacturing and design. Juliette holds a MS in Ecology, and a BA in Globalization and Environmental Science. She is currently writing a book on sustainability in a material world.
Gudrun Sjödén Goes Green in Her New SoHo Store: Sustainable Swedish Style Now in NYC
My colorful clothes in natural fabrics attract colorful women all over the world. Women of all ages, shapes and sizes!
Gucci and Livia Firth Team Up for New Gucci “Zero-deforestation” Handbag Collection
As activists set the bar by grading luxury brands on sustainability, it seems Gucci has their finger on the pulse. Yesterday at Paris Fashion Week, the label, together the powerful Livia Firth, founder of Green Carpet Challenge, announced the launch of the first “zero-deforestation” collection of handbags. The beautiful line of…
Eco Fashion Market Week Favorites from Designers & Agents: What We’ll Be Wearing This Fall
With five showrooms at two locations, the beautiful designs were seemingly endless.
Manufacture NY Brings Fashion Production Back to Brooklyn and New York City
As increases in rent force designers, pattern-cutters, sewers and other vital components of New York's Garment District to find a new home, Manufacture NY is cradling in-city production with their newly acquired 20,000 square foot space in Brooklyn’s Industry City.
Nolcha Highlights Indy Designers: Glocal Connection, Amy Delson, Jess Rizzuti, and More
Nolcha Fashion Week’s Fashion Lounge + Media Brunch at Yotel yesterday integrated local eco-production alongside independent designers.
The Vanity Project NYFW: Non-profit Love Via Eco Fashion
Inspired to make an impact after his mother’s bout with cancer Jason Sochol, along side his friend Omri Bojko, created The Vanity Project to boost non-profits success and start a conversation around clothing.
Neodandi House of Couture NYFW F/W 2013 Show: Upcycled Transformations
De Osu stands for a fashion movement back to celebrating each of us as an individual: “Today everything is mass-produced. I Don’t want to dress someone like you, I want to dress you!”
Costello Tagliapietra NYFW Fall/Winter 2013: A Confident Romantic Idea of Modern Womanhood
The bearded couple stayed true to their established brand and sent 27 looks down the catwalk that spoke of an elegant modern femininity.
