Tag: leather bags
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This is how Coach will keep its luxury bags out of landfills and reimagines end-of-life processes in fashion
Coach introduces the Coach (Re)Loved Craftsperson Apprenticeship Program, a new one-year leather craftsmanship skills and training program designed as part of the house’s commitment to helping create a better-made future through better-made things. Created to support Coach (Re)Loved, the house’s circular ecosystem of unique programs in repair, refurbishment, upcycling, recycling and trade-in, the Coach (Re)Loved…
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The Palace X AMG Get Sehr Fast: New partnership signaling Mercedes-AMG’s transformation towards more lifestyle
Mercedes-AMG, the performance and sports car brand of Mercedes-Benz Cars, teams up with skateboard and streetwear brand Palace for a capsule collection focused on an AMG GT3 with Palace-designed livery. Mercedes-AMG and Palace Skateboards Design Capsule Collection. Motorsport and street skateboarding share some basic characteristics: in both areas, it’s all about performance and…
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For those who won’t be labelled: Sustainable luxury leather bags without an ego
Silent goods: Creating a Sustainable Luxury Bag London has long had a Fashion Week and a Design Festival. Now there is 2018 London Craft Week – a magical combination of imagination, individuality, passion and skill found in the best-made of things. This year’s London Craft Week offered the chance to visit Silent Goods studio in…
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Haider Ackermann’s debut collection for Berluti revealed new basics in men wardrobe
Fall-Winter 2017 show: First collection by Haider Ackermann for Berluti. Haider Ackermann, Berluti’s new Creative Director, presented his first collection for the luxury Maison. Ackermann’s concept revolved around the passage of time and materials’ patina. The much-awaited debut collection for Berluti by Haider Ackermann revealed new basics in a wardrobe for men. According to the…
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Is it time to give up leather?
Cows have long been farmed to fuel the fast food market. Now, by turning leather into a seasonal fashion, they are becoming part of fast fashion. Soon we will have to kill 430m every year. Lucy Siegle gets to grips with life without leather (well almost)