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九月 11, 2017

愛環境、動物，站上國際舞台的台灣時裝設計師，Cecilia張朔瑜

攝影／賴玥樺 Cecilia張朔瑜，這位備受矚目的新生代設計 […]

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資深藝人造型師告訴你美麗不花錢，挑衣服、穿衣服的簡單心法！

圖片提供／Zoey Su、攝影／陳志誠你覺得自己衣服夠多嗎 […]

To accompany the launch of the report “Toxic Threads: Putting Pollution on Parade," a series of striking images have been produced to highlight the toxic truth that lies behind the glamour of the fashion industry. Shot on location in the heart of China’s textile industry, on the the bank of Qiantang River, in Xiaoshan district, Hangzhou, the images show the scale of the toxic water pollution that currently occurs in order to supply a global market, (that includes a number of international clothing labels), with its fast fashion fix. The shoot forms part of the global Detox campaign which is calling upon brands to take responsibility for their supply chains and to take urgent and transparent action to eliminate all hazardous chemicals from their production and products.

十月 15, 2016

時尚雜誌沒說的秘密

一本426頁的ELLE雜誌裡，有多少頁是廣告？答案是364頁 […]

Monthly market for second hand clothes and furniture at the IJ-hallen in Amsterdam. At this location a young group of fashion loving people (among which were a number of Greenpeace volunteers) organizes a photo competition. The challenge is to find and buy a second hand outfit at the market for not more than € 20 and have a "before and after" portrait made by fashion photographer Mandy Brander. All portraits are put on the Facebook site of “Fashion against Toxics” and an award given for the best looking outfit.

With the "Detox" campaign, Greenpeace demands fashion brands commit to zero discharge of all hazardous chemicals by 2020, and require their suppliers to disclose all releases of toxic chemicals from their facilities to communities at the site of water pollution. This event is organized to draw the attention of young adults to the creative possibilities of second hand clothes.

十月 15, 2016

除了時尚，你的穿著透露更多

“You are what you eat, and you […]