Summer Rayne: Eco Fashion and "S4" at Hofstra Conference
Published Saturday, May 26, 2007 by SROmgmt.
Summer Rayne Oakes talks about S4 and sustainable design at Hofstra's April 19 Culture & Design Conference. Other speakers included, Ingeo and Brooklyn Industries.
Sign up for S4 for free at S4trends.com. S4 explores how sustainable design trends interact with global topics, such as environment, society, politics, culture and traditions. It also seeks to identify the designers that are pushing the envelope on sutsainability in the textile and apparel market.
To see upcoming and past speaking events, click here.
Sign up for S4 for free at S4trends.com. S4 explores how sustainable design trends interact with global topics, such as environment, society, politics, culture and traditions. It also seeks to identify the designers that are pushing the envelope on sutsainability in the textile and apparel market.
To see upcoming and past speaking events, click here.
Labels: eco fashion, ecofashion, Hofstra, S4, S4 Magazine, S4 News, sustainable style
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See why S4 names 2007 "The Year of the Eco-conscious Blue Jean"
He wears: Gilded Age organic selvedge w/ indigo dye
She wears: Aoki organic denim w/ vegetable dye
(Source: The Writings on the Wall, S4trends.com)
Li Ping and Jasmine clip their eyes open so they don't fall asleep on the job. Read the in-depth interview in S4, where Peled and Oakes talk about the solutions to sweatshops in China. Be sure to tune into the abridged version of China Blue debuting on PBS April 3, 2007. Check for listings here.
(Image source: teddybearfilms.com)
Read more at S4trends.com
See why S4 names 2007 "The Year of the Eco-conscious Blue Jean"
- Find over 50 eco-conscious denim lines
- In-depth interview with China Blue's Micha Peled
- Discussion on the solution to sweatshops
- "Green Jean" market trend forecast
- Fashion editorials + more
He wears: Gilded Age organic selvedge w/ indigo dye She wears: Aoki organic denim w/ vegetable dye
(Source: The Writings on the Wall, S4trends.com)
Li Ping and Jasmine clip their eyes open so they don't fall asleep on the job. Read the in-depth interview in S4, where Peled and Oakes talk about the solutions to sweatshops in China. Be sure to tune into the abridged version of China Blue debuting on PBS April 3, 2007. Check for listings here.(Image source: teddybearfilms.com)
Read more at S4trends.com
Labels: China Blue, denim sweatshops, eco-denim, eco-fashion, green jeans, jeans, Micha Peled, organic cotton jeans, premium denim, S4, S4 Magazine, S4 News, S4 Newsletter
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