Fashion From Old Jail Shirts
Cecilia Biemann — October 26, 2008 — Fashion
References: brandhabit & apparelnews.net
These beautiful creations from LA-based fashion designer Raquel Allegra were made using discarded shirts from the LA County Jail.
The ultimate in eco-chic couture, Allegra transforms the reclaimed pieces of prison garb into unique, edgy, eco-friendly women's clothing.
Her designs have been seen on a number of celebrities, including Nicole Richie, Penelope Cruz, Jessica Biel, Mary Kate Olsen, Alicia Silverstone, and Lisa Marie Presley.
In addition to being a hit with green buyers, the unique history associated with these garments should make them appealing to lovers of vintage clothing as well.
The ultimate in eco-chic couture, Allegra transforms the reclaimed pieces of prison garb into unique, edgy, eco-friendly women's clothing.
Her designs have been seen on a number of celebrities, including Nicole Richie, Penelope Cruz, Jessica Biel, Mary Kate Olsen, Alicia Silverstone, and Lisa Marie Presley.
In addition to being a hit with green buyers, the unique history associated with these garments should make them appealing to lovers of vintage clothing as well.
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Eco-chic Fashion — Creating unique, edgy, and eco-friendly clothing by transforming discarded materials.
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Upcycled Apparel — Designing clothing by repurposing old garments to reduce waste and create sustainable fashion.
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Secondhand Clothing — Revitalizing the market for vintage and secondhand clothing by offering unique and socially conscious fashion options.
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