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With an ethical approach to high fashion, the London firm experiments with different artistic styles to give life to its new sustainable collection through pieces to dream of a new world.

Encompassing four key areas of sustainability, iconic British designer Paul Smith has established immaculate menswear clothing, combining tradition with modernity to create a sharp yet elegant aesthetic.

Founded by model Liya Kebede, Lemlem generates its production by hand in her home in Ethiopia, where its main collection was hand-woven with locally-sourced natural cotton.

Daniel Lee and the Italian brand are moving towards alternatives that do more to reduce environmental impact with their new Wardrobe 02 collection.

Creating accessible fashion that is also seen on the red carpet, Self Portrait is joining the industry in its efforts to support a circular economy.

Emitting hints of modern minimalism, sustainable materials, and accessible luxury positioning, the Budapest-based brand has seduced influencers and celebrities.

As a current member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Make Fashion Circular initiative since December 2020, Lacoste is reinforcing its commitment and becoming a partner of the Foundation's network.

Following in the footsteps of the major luxury groups, Claudie Pierlot is adopting a specific plan to commit to sustainable fashion.

In its more than ten years of history, GANNI has established itself as a brand that is committed to a responsible existence based on sustainability, gender equality, and responsible consumption.

GANT joins the trend of garment rental to promote its latest sustainability campaign, along with achieving 100% organic cotton.