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The Prada Re-Nylon Initiative And Econyl Make Better Bags

The original Re-Nylon collection started out as a series of bags, backpacks, and totes that Prada made from a special yarn called Econyl that consists of 100% recycled nylon.

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Marches For Caribbeans, Black And Trans Lives Standing In Solidarity

A weekend of rallies and marches throughout Brooklyn and New York City for Black Lives Matter. Caribbeans, Black, and Trans lives stood In solidarity.

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British Fashion Council Announces Partnership With Parley For The Oceans

The British Fashion Council today launched the Institute of Positive Fashion (IPF) website in recognition of World Ocean Day.

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Did Supreme Get Their Due? Looters Break Into The Streetwear Store

Amidst the chaos of riots across the city, NYPD had their hands a bit too full to tend to looting. Looters are opportunists at their finest, and there was no finer a time than two days ago in SoHo.

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Aquafil Is Reducing Ocean Waste For World Ocean Day

Aquafil, a leading manufacturer of innovative synthetic fibers, such as ECONYL® regenerated nylon, announced today that will share insights on reducing ocean waste as we move toward a circular economy this World Oceans Day, June 8, 2020.

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Brand "Dolls Kill" Their Business In Memorable Fashion

The message is clear: end police brutality on people of color. However, the message may not have been so clear for Dolls Kill founder Shoddy Lynn.

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Silence Is Deafening: #TheShowMustBePaused Is A Boycott

As the black tile represented a moment of silence for those who posted it, others saw the effort as a distraction to the issue of #BlackLivesMatter...

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Giving Back Helps: This Is Your Brain On Plants

No one thinks of streetwear as a conscious point of the industry, especially one that has the prowess to undertake a charitable effort. This Is Your Brain On Plants is altering that narrative and going beyond trends in their production and the fight against COVID-19.

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Prabal Gurung Donates 2,000 Face Masks And Launches ‘All Americans’ Collection

When COVID-19 began to shut down retailers across the country, Prabal Gurung, like many of his industry peers, was eager to transform his luxury fashion house into a producer of face masks for frontline workers.

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Boxed Water Plants One Million Trees And Is Going For 2 Million

Sustainably packaged water brand will celebrate with partners and consumers via a live web event featuring a tree naming ceremony where viewers can plant trees from home.

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Why COVID-19 Is Bringing Us Closer To Our Sustainable Development Goals

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were getting good traction and a significant number of countries were making good progress in their implementation. As the world is seized with containing the spread of the virus and addressing its negative and debilitating impacts, the reality is that countries are resetting their priorities, and reallocating resources to deal with the pandemic.

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Bario Neal Jewelry Has Mined A Path To Reaching Global Goals

Anna Bario and Page Neal created their own jewelry company, Bario Neal, over 15 years ago. Bario Neal was one of the first jewelry companies to join the Fairmined Metal Alliance, and in 2020 they’ll be releasing a Global Sustainability Report to establish a standard of excellence for responsible jewelry.

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Is COVID-19 the Tipping Point Fashion Needs?

Watching fashion brands find their footing in response to this phenomenon is fascinating (and sometimes painful) to follow. This shift toward sustainability is a source of constant chatter circulating within the fashion industry.

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Marina Testino Believes Everyone Should Have #TheGreenRooms And Eat Less Meat

#TheGreenRooms is a virtual activation that provides tips on how we can make our homes more sustainable during the quarantine.

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SodaStream Pledges To Eliminate 67 Billion Plastic Bottles To Save Our Home

A cold fact; 67 Billion Plastic bottles are enough to wrap planet earth almost eight times. That doubles what we dispose of each year here in America. 1 in 4 Americans knows how to recycle and do recycle, making 75% of single-use plastic products vulnerable to oceans around the globe.

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