Elegant Ethically-Sourced Fashions

Emma Watson Promotes Ethical Fashion from NET-A-PORTER

Emma Watson is stunning in an eco-friendly fashion photo spread for NET-A-PORTER’s online magazine. It’s no secret the actress and humanitarian is fond of ethical fashion – previously launching her own organic clothing line with label People’s Tree. This time, Watson says, “I’ve always had this huge problem. I would love to wear garments that are ethically sourced, but there aren’t enough options for me to be able to do that realistically.”

Watson and NET-A-PORTER’s collaboration on this shoot certainly proves that ethical can also mean fashionable. Watson dazzles in beautifully tailored, monochromatic dresses, my favorite being a stunning floor-length white gown with a black panel across the chest. All these luxurious fashions are a part of the exclusive NET-A-PORTER Green Carpet Challenge Line, which features celebrated designers like Christopher Kane and Victoria Beckham. Kudos to Watson and NET-A-PORTER for making ethical fashion look so great!

Ethical Fashion
Creating a brand that focuses solely on ethically-sourced clothing for people who want to both make a statement and be fashion-forward.
Sustainable Fashion
Developing sustainable fabrics that are both aesthetically pleasing and good for the planet.
Clothing Recycling
Finding ways to reuse material from discarded clothing in new outfits rather than letting them end up in a landfill.

Where This Applies

Fashion Retail
Partnering with ethical brands to offer items made from sustainable materials.
Textile Manufacturing
Exploring alternative and natural fibers to replace synthetic materials in the textile industry.
Waste Management
Working with fashion companies to establish practical and sustainable ways to dispose of discarded clothing and remain eco-friendly.
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