Stella McCartney Magic 'Garbage' Fashionable Dress at Paris Fashion Week
AS designer, Stella McCartney could
be said to be one who has a characteristic. Yes, in every product design,
Stella often carries the concept of environmentally friendly fashion.
Well, the commitment to maintain
the environment and treat the waste is shown through the latest fashion show,
precisely in Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2018. Recently, Stella explore
the material made from waste.
"Glamor for self-interest is
not something I want," Stella said of her collection as quoted by the
Guardian Daily.
Known as a designer who cares for
the environment, Stella adheres to ethical fashion principles. In his work, he
ensures that all materials used do not harm the environment and the workers who
make it.
Later, Stella explores materials
made from waste. In the hands of the daughter of legendary Paul McCartney's
musician, 'garbage' transformed into a collection of clothing nuances of the
1980s.
Denim with a stone-washed accent
packed in a silhouette of jumpsuit, jacket and loose pipe pants nuances of the
1980s with pocket accents according to urban tastes that so in.
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| A model walks the runway during the Stella McCartney show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2018 on October 2, 2017 in Paris, France. |
This is one of them shown through a
dress made from magenta and bubblegum-pink tafetta combined with oversized
white T-shirt jersey. There is also a denim with stone-washed accents packed in
a silhouette of jumpsuit, jacket and loose pants nuances of the 1980s
with modern pocket accents.
Stella also accommodates the needs
of the mature ladies by presenting tailored-look style tailor-made choices that
give professional and edgy impression.
Last June, Stella announced her
collaboration with Parley for the Oceans, an organization whose mission is to
stop the destruction of marine life due to human activities. One of Parley's main programs is to
recycle plastic waste that pollutes the oceans, such as fishing nets, bottles,
and waste debris, into yarn fibers.
The material that Stella would
later become a collection of high-fashion as the character of the designer.
"Turning something dangerous into something sexy and cool, is not that
sexy?" Stella said, as quoted by The New York Times.
For this collection, Stella
explains that no leather, feather, skin, or feather material is used. This is
due to Stella's support of the PETA organization that makes clothing from
nonhell animal materials. Known as a designer who cares about the environment,
Stella does cling to ethical fashion principles. In his work, he ensures that
all materials used do not harm the environment and the workers who make it.
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| Stella McCartney non animal material campaign |
Before holding a show in PFW,
McCartney first released a collection of ingredients extracted from plastic
bottles dumped in the ocean. Along with the Paris Fashion Week event, the label
has a partnership with the resale TheRealReal fashion website. Cooperation with
the fashion site is intended to minimize the 'garbage' fashion from the
fashion-clothes that do not sell in the market.
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