For his project entitled THAW, Lieber photographed the Arctic ice cap, a region few dare to venture. Besides the sub-zero temperatures, it is barren, incredibly expensive to travel, and definitely not for the faint of heart.
There’s a new sustainable fashion brand in town. Paradis Perdus, which launched earlier this week, is a knitwear label led by French designer Thomas Poli.
Marking a historic moment in food history, Eat Just has acquired what is considered to be the world's first regulatory approval from a government food agency for the sale of lab-grown meat.
A partnership between Italian luxury fashion house Prada and global activewear brand adidas has resulted in the unveiling of the new A+P LUNA ROSSA 21 shoes.
Temperatures are dropping, which means it’s time to pull out all your knitwear and bundle up. If you’re in the mood for something new, these sweaters from five sustainable, responsible brands are perfect for the fall/winter season.
Loungewear is one of the biggest trends in 2020. For many, dressing classy and comfortably while at home has become the new norm during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Swedish fashion house Acne Studios returns with a new seasonal range for Spring/Summer 2021 that once again champions sustainable and responsible materials.
Dutch designer and sustainability advocate Morgan Ruben has expertly merged nature with technology in his forthcoming piece Folium — a light fixture grown from mycelium (the root system of mushrooms) and hemp.
Roxana Saidi, the founder and CEO of Táche, is aiming to turn the plant-based milk world on its head by introducing pistachio milk to the United States.
Emmy award-winning actress and women’s rights activist Kerry Washington is taking a stand on female empowerment, having recently joined forces with New York City-based jewellery brand Aurate on a Lioness-inspired collection.
With a vision to realize the most eco-friendly footwear, LA-based brand Clae has created the ‘Bradley Cactus’ sneaker made from organic cactus leather in collaboration with Green Product Award winners Desserto.
Brother Vellies is all about footwear and handbags that incorporate traditional African designs. The Brooklyn-based brand, founded by Toronto native Aurora James, had had the same mission since the beginning: to “create luxury accessories that celebrate cultural histories and timeless design.”
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