Morrama Designs Recyclable and Biodegradable COVID-19 Test Kit
London-based studio Morrama has designed Eco-flo, a test kit with sustainability at its core.
How Tech And Augmented Reality Is Changing The Fashion Industry
Here are some of the ways the fashion world is embracing tech and adapting for the future.
Designer Joe Slatter Repurposes 4000 Face Masks Into Stylish Stool
To create his “Veil Stool” masterpiece, Slatter gathered over 4,000 disposable masks from the streets of London.
Olivia Laing’s ‘Funny Weather’ Defends the Importance of Art in Times of Crisis
Released in April of 2020, at the outset of the COVID-19 outbreak in North America, Olivia Laing’s Funny Weather: Art in an Emergency examines the role of art during times of crisis, an investigation that has become crucial to a pandemic-weary world.
The Best Sustainable Loungewear to Get Cozy During Quarantine
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.
Can Black Friday Ever Be Sustainable?
Black Friday, the most discounted holiday season of the year, is now in full swing. The question currently being asked by many is—will people still shop like crazy despite COVID-19?
Alice Potts Confronts COVID-19 With Biodegradable Face Shields
Royal College of Art graduate and bio-fabricator Alice Potts has created face shields made of food waste and dyed with flowers from local parks.
Cecilie Bahnsen Champions Upcycled Garments for “Encore 3” Collection
Marking the third part of her eponymous label’s “Encore” capsule series, which launched back in June, “Encore 3” features a selection of upcycled special-edition pieces.
Plant-Based Restaurant in New York City Opened by Alo Yoga
Alo Yoga has ventured into the food industry by opening up its first raw plant-based restaurant in New York City.
World’s Tallest Residential Building in NYC Soon to Complete Construction
Although construction was temporarily suspended in March, Extell Development has not changed the completion date of Central Park Tower, their most grand project yet, which is expected to be finished by late 2020.
How to Efficiently Work From Home During COVID-19
With the COVID-19 lockdown, more people than ever are spending time at home and working remotely. Here are some simple tips you can implement to improve your work-life balance and keep sane in these ever-worrying times.
Nike Merges Digital With Physical Retail at House of Innovation Paris
After opening two flagship stores in New York and Shanghai respectively in 2019, Nike has recently opened its third House of Innovation in Paris.
Everyday Humans Releases Heavenly Smelling Sanitizer Spray
After debuting its eco-friendly and vegan Rose S’il Vous Plait SPF30 Gentle Mineral Sunscreen earlier this summer, clean beauty brand Everyday Humans has just unveiled its latest 2020 must-have item: a sanitizer spray.
Malone Mukwende Publishes Handbook of Clinical Symptoms on Dark Skin
Medical student Malone Mukwende has published Mind the Gap, a handbook of clinical signs on black and brown skin.
4 Places to Buy Eco-Friendly and Reusable Face Masks
Reusable cloth masks are undoubtedly a better choice than disposable, single-use masks but today's conscious consumers can even go a step further and look for masks made from eco-friendly materials. Here are four brands using reclaimed, recycled and sustainable materials for their masks.
Jacquemus Brings Fashion Show To Idyllic Wheat Field
For the latest show entitled “L’Amour”, Jacquemus has continued to highlight his innovative style and fascination with nature by presenting his SS21 collection in a field of wheat.
Michael Kors’ Love T-Shirt Is Providing COVID-19 Food Relief to Children
Michael Kors will donate 100 percent of the profits for every T-shirt sold to children in need of food through the WFP.
Combining the Fight Against COVID-19 With Climate Change
Similar to how the idea of “flattening the curve” was necessary to ensure that national health systems would not collapse, so too must the planet implement preventative strategies and adapt to changing realities, lest we all be dangerously unprepared when the worst effects of climate change arrive, too.