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Showing posts with label Fashion Industry Information. Show all posts
Sustainable brand SATVA has showcased its latest Spring Summer collection that offers a blend of style with comfort in its activewear.

The brand’s Spring Summer 2019 collection draws inspiration from naturally occurring crystals and minerals that are believed to withdraw negative energy out of the body and soul.
The collection features activewear pieces which include bra tops, leggings, buttery soft tees and tanks, jogger pants and more, in a colour palette that is dominant of soft pastel shades along with primary shades of blue, black, grey and white.
Made using ultra-soft, breathable fabrics, the collection allows comfortable body movements. The fit is designed in a way that ensures facilitation of smooth body movements that are of essence in yoga postures and asanas.
Known for conceptualising activewear in a way that is consumer-friendly and environment-friendly at the same time, SATVA claims to be free of fertilisers, chemicals, toxic dyes and other harmful heavy metals otherwise used.
The brand fulfils its environmental obligations by incorporating organic behaviour in the production of its line, and emphasises on the use of highest quality organic, non-GMO cotton and fabric.

Priced between INR 999 and INR 3,499, the collection is readily available for purchase at in.satvaliving.com
The brand warrants that a portion of all proceeds collected from their sales goes back to its local communities and agricultural programmes, thus giving back to the society as well.

As New York Fashion Week Kicks Off, Designer labels are shaking things up at New York fashion week, which begins Thursday and runs through Sept. 15. A growing number are experimenting with a “see-now-buy-now” approach, selling goods straight off the runway. One of the labels-of-the-moment is Monse, a new brand launched by Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia-two veterans of Oscar de La Renta who were last week named the new designers of that label.

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Designer Derek Lam has told several hundred fashion editors and buyers they aren’t welcome to attend his spring 2017 runway show.Rather than his usual show for 450 guests, he has invited just 60 people-in groups of 20-to the penthouse of the Greenwich Hotel, where he will personally describe each look.
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The Council of Fashion Designers of America, which has long held the official schedule of New York fashion week, has taken more control this year, organizing the timing of some shows and eliminating others, more in the manner of Europe’s fashion-organizing bodies. At New York label Sachin & Babi, changes in consumer demand are affecting both the show and the designs. Known for its formal wear, the label will take a decidedly informal approach, offering evening separates that can be mixed and matched for day or multiple evening events.