(Images by M. edited and post-production by Christine de Leon)
Joanna Cave, Michelle Lowe-Holder and The Environment Justice Foundation.
Sorry people, I took a short hiatus last week from blogging. Mostly to get myself back together – lots of spending time with family, friends, my duvet and a wide and varied selection of tisanes.
So to make up for neglecting you dear, gentle readers, I’ve put together a short film just for you. These images were taken at the Estethica S/S 12 Showcase, Somerset House during London Fashion Week. Again, this was done in collaboration with my most favourite 9-year-old and the best assistant you could ask possibly for.
Joanna Cave collaborates a lot with the sustainable fashion label Partimi. Cave uses ethical gold and also recycled metals for these intricate and delicate pieces.
Michelle Lowe-Holder recently featured in an issue of ID’s Sustain – click the link to see more of her beautiful work. She upcycles ribbon and leather into wearable sculpture – headpieces, collars, necklaces and bracelets. Her work makes me think a lot of the modernist sculptor Isamu Noguchi (a personal favourite). The pieces in Lowe-Holder’s S/S 12 vibrant collection are all built on clean, precise lines and overall have a generous flow.
Finally, the Environmental Justice Foundation, who tirelessly campaign to raise awareness of the environmental degradation caused by the cotton industry. One of their t-shirt designs was a Christian LaCroix commission.



