#massimo dutti ad

[lemondedelamode]

Nikki McGuire for Massimo Dutti styled by Delphine Danhier & photographed by Misha Taylor

#nikki mcguire #supermodel #beauty #massimo dutti #massiomo dutti ad #ad campaign #advertising #fashion campaign #fashion #summer #summer vibes #ss23 #misha taylor #fashion photography #photography #delphine danhier

[phoenixpalladium]

The Season of Everything Merry Has Begun with Black Friday Fest!

Phoenix Palladium, the most happening mall in Mumbai, is all set to bring you an array of exciting happenings this December. The ever-soothing lyrics and beats by Farhan Akhtar set the note high at the start of December. The Christmas Fete, with its line-up of pop-ups and events, await your presence to make all things merry! Visit the Christmas Fete to not miss out on the delectable Christmas treats from your favourite F&B outlets. Get ready to bite into the deliciousness of the Christmas spirit at Phoenix Palladium.

Palladium will be filled with loud cheers for favourite teams as FIFA Live Screenings happen on December 9th, 10th and 18th between 8 PM — 10:30 PM at the Courtyard at Phoenix Palladium. December is slated to be amazing, but November at Phoenix Palladium- the biggest mall in Mumbai, was undoubtedly a fun fete too.

Read on to know why:

Black Friday Magic

The Black Friday sale at Phoenix Palladium concluded between November 25–27, and it was a fab chance for all shoppers to dig into a slew of worthwhile deals. All shopping wishes were fulfilled this Black Friday at Phoenix Palladium. The “Out of this World” sale was live on Friday, with up to 50% off on luxury brands in all stores until midnight!

Indeed, a luxury splurging affair, Phoenix Palladium’s Black Friday Sale was truly out of this world! Patrons shopped for premium luxury items from international brands like Michael Kors, Emporio Armani, Victoria’s Secret, H&M, Home Centre, Marks & Spencer, Canali, Jimmy Choo, Coach, Salvatore Ferragamo, Boss, Armani Exchange, Mango, Superdry, Diesel, Pantaloons, Gas, Lifestyle, and many more. Alongside mind-blowing deals, and gifts, 3 lucky winners won a dreamy cruise trip on shopping worth ₹2 lakhs and scanning their bills on the Phoenix Nhance app, earning 2x reward points.

Children’s Day Celebration

Lots of cute smiles and faces were witnessed at Phoenix Palladium- Mumbai biggest mall, this Children’s Day. Between November 12th and 14th, a range of fun experiences were slated for the little ones. On shopping worth ₹5,000 and scanning bills on Phoenix Nhance shoppers received an assured F&B experience. Hamley’s, Timezone, Crossword, Flexa, Jack & Jones, Mothercare, Tommy Hilfiger Kids, Les Petits, and United Colors of Benetton were among brands that had specials just for the lil’ ones. Endless pop-ups, art, and craft activities, mascot visits, jugglers, a magic show, a bubble show, delicious food pop-ups, made the Kid’s Wonderland a memorable one for all shoppers and their kids.

Men’s Day Celebration

Phoenix Palladium raised a toast to celebrate all men, with a rewarding shopping spree. Assured gifts were lined up from Truefitt and Hill on men’s grooming services and shopping across men’s categories for ₹20,000 or more. The offer lasted between the 17th and 27th of November. Paul Smith, Boss, Armani Exchange, Gant, G-Star Raw, Scotch & Soda Amsterdam, Nautica, Pepe Jeans, Beverly Hills Polo Club, Hackett London, Zara store in Mumbai, Brooks Brothers, Marks & Spencer, Massimo Dutti, Jack & Jones, The Collective, Lacoste, Celio, La Martina, Gas, Pantaloons Mumbai, and H&M were the brands that were part of the celebration.

Rise & Grind

Beans and Beats were popping at Phoenix Palladium at Rise and Grind. Desserts, music and caffeine flowed freely for all shoppers at this fab fest. Phoenix Palladium hosted the Rise and Grind: The Ultimate Coffee and Dessert Festival. At the coffee pop-up, patrons could select some of the best coffee they ever had as well as decadent desserts that satisfied their sweet tooth. There were fun latte art and live music, as well as the best coffee and dessert pop-ups, a latte art class, and more. Urvashi, Vidhur Kapoor, and The Gobble Diaries were among the influencers that added to the glam of the festival.

The evening of November 18th was dedicated to progressive rock, electronic, and jazz music by MaMoGi, Mark Dey Hartsuch, Mohini Dey Hartsuch, and Gino Banks. Adil Manuel’s best compositions swayed shoppers on the evening of 19th of November at the Courtyard concluding this fab fest.

Musical Weekender and The Alfresco Food Festival

The ongoing Alfresco Food Fest at Phoenix Palladium has been a hub for foodies to explore delish culinary delights on offer from the top F&B brands. From Pan-Asian, and Lebanese, to drool-worthy sizzlers and desserts, there’s something for every palate. To make the fest even more fun, Tirthankar Poddar, aka 2Blue, was spotted lighting up the stage with his hypnotic performance at The Drinks Festival on November 25th between 8 PM and 10 PM Patrons had free entry to this event in the Courtyard. Also, Nina Shah left people mesmerized with the foot-tapping tunes that she performed at the Food Festival in the Courtyard on November 26th between 8 PM and 10 PM.

Musical Treat

The Courtyard witnessed the biggest live music event of the year at the Musical Weekender. Mumbai’s newest band on the block, ONEmpire, played high-energy modern and retro pop tracks. The best way to unwind any day would be with a smile and a song and that’s exactly what the gorgeous music artist Smilee brought to the Musical Weekender. She performed her ultimate chartbusters that left the attendees swaying to the soothing beats.

Newly Opened

Fyole and Julius on the 2nd Floor, East Zone, TAB on the 1st Floor of Courtyard, and Happy 8 Salads on the 2nd Floor, East Zone, are the newest spots to indulge in scrumptious delicacies.

House of Pataudi, on the 3rd Floor, opened its doors for patrons to get their hands on everything premium, with native craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. For the opening of the first-ever outlet, Saif Ali Khan, the brand ambassador of House of Pataudi, visited Phoenix Palladium. where he met the 10 lucky winners who participated in the contest hosted on Instagram.

These latest additions at Phoenix Palladium are now open for the shoppers to shop and savor the finest across retail offerings.

Make-up Masterclass

Aafreen Makeup and Hair, a Bollywood celebrity makeup artist visited Phoenix Palladium for a fun and pleasant bridal makeup masterclass. Using products from Anastasia Beverly Hills India, Kiehl’s India, and Enrich, the makeup artist explained how to create flawless, hydrated day and night glam looks for the big day. The masterclass was enriching for all makeup enthusiasts that attended.

Priyanka Chopra at Palladium

The stunning Priyanka Chopra visited Phoenix Palladium for the launch of her new hair-care brand. The crowd went crazy after seeing their favorite diva on stage, where she interacted with the attendees that were present to welcome her. Three lucky winners who participated in the contest on Instagram earned a chance to meet and greet her while she signed autographs and shared selfies with them.

Master Chef Pop-up

Justin Narayan, the winner of MasterChef 2021, visited Phoenix Palladium where he hosted the ultimate cooking masterclass at the Courtyard on November 29. The Masterchef shared exquisite gastronomic skills and exceptional lifehacks. Also, winners who participated in the contest got a chance to interact with the Masterchef personally. The pop-up was every food lover’s dream.

The Black Friday Sale, Children’s Day Celebration, Men’s Day Celebration, New Store Opening, Celebrity Visits, Collaborations, Pop-ups, and many more events in November were just a highlight of the fanfare to come in December. Stay tuned as Phoenix Palladium decks the hallways for a truly merry Christmas and New Year celebrations.

For forthcoming December Celebration updates and contests, follow Phoenix Palladium- a luxury mall in Mumbai on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/phoenixpalladium/

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[askfashionisto]

Is a drastic change of situation Y discreet, far from having gone unnoticed. The giant of prêt-à-porter Zaradecided to bill your customers, the return of orders placed on the Internet for 1.95 euros. A small sum, to be sure, but nonetheless marking a decisive turning point in the fashion industry, as this decision-making risks inviting the competition to do the same. Zara charges for returns of items purchased on the Internet, how much does it cost? You may not have noticed it yet, but the fashion giant added a line to its site, mentioning that everyone " returns relating to orders placed after 04/28/2022 » now represents « a cost of 1.95 euros, deducted from the amount reimbursed“. If at the moment the rest of the brands of the Inditex group (Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Pull and Bear, Stradivarius, Uterqüe, Oysho, etc.) are not yet affected by this new commercial strategy, the Zara brand has already changed course. A surprising decision to say the least, as Zara turns out to be the label the most profitable of the group with more than 2000 physical stores present in the world. As proof, the brand established in France since 1990 generated a turnover of more than 19.6 billion euros of the 27.7 billion euros made by Inditex in 2021. pay returns of Zara items bought online, it is therefore a surprising choice in view of the spectacular benefits obtained by the brand of fast fashion. And here could be the main reasons. Zara short films Online orders, an ecological disaster To solve this at first glance incomprehensible equation, let's say that what is at stake can be both financial and economic. And it is not for less, the management of returns of items sold online is a real headache in terms of logistics, and they are also the protagonists of an ecological disaster. Because if traditional deliveries follow a simplified shipping route, they can " centralize to optimize distribution as noted B.F.M.. On the contrary, the handling of returns via the Internet is often handled individuallywith the indication of " pre-printed labels provided on delivery "The packages are then transported to the warehouse in trucks, which generates additional kilometers and costs, and generates significant pollution. A system visibly targeted by the Iberian brand, which only charges for the return of its orders to a delivery point , while the return of a Zara item to the store is always free. In addition, the " parcel volume has skyrocketed since the health crisis “due in particular to the closure of physical points of sale. The founders, Amancio Ortega and his wife, Rosalía Mera, seem willing to take risks in what new billing systemin spite of the significant drop in purchasing power facing theinflationbut also, despite the fact that the competition continues to offer the cost of returning products purchased online. Zara, the competition favors free returns A new experiment that can be expensive for Zara if customers stop buying online and turn to the competition, which continues with the free returns for orders placed online, for most brands. This is particularly the case for fast fashion giants Asos, Boohoo and Shein, which abide by the rule by not having physical stores. For its part, Zalando has enabled a service that allows you to order and receive items and then try them on before making the bank transfer, in order to " pay only those you stay » as the prêt-à-porter site demonstrates. Will we see a generalization of return costs? Subject to follow. Also read: (function() (window._fbq = []); if (!_fbq.loaded) var fbds = document.createElement("script"); fbds.async = true; fbds.src = "https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbds.js"; var s = document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(fbds, s); _fbq.loaded = true; _fbq.push(["addPixelId", "1643503885895995"]); )(); window._fbq = window._fbq || []; window._fbq.push(["track", "PixelInitialized", ]);

[theoriginalsupermodels]

Carolyn Murphy for Massimo Dutti

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[knittinganddrinkingtea]

Andreea Diaconu by Claudia Knoepfel for Massimo Dutti Fall 2019

#andreea diaconu #claudia knoepfel #massimo dutti #ad #fashion #mode #moda #model #models #women's fashion #womenswear #style #fall 2019 #my upload

[unes23]

Edita Vilkeviciute for Massimo Dutti FW19

#edita vilkeviciute #massimo dutti #fashion #editorial #model #fw19 #ad #campaign

[modamexblog]

Massimo Dutti 

Top Model: Elsa Benitez

#elsa benitez #mexican model #top model #massimo dutti #ad campaign #fashion #beauty #90's #advertorial #international #archive #vintage

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

Hi Grace. I have two questions for you. One what would you want Kate to wear during her solo trip to Denmark 🇩🇰 and what do you think she will wear?

So I've tried to keep this remotely reasonable so don't expect anything too wild, even in my hopes section

1) What I want her to wear - Day 1

The coat is from Baum und Pfergarten, a Danish fashion house, and is a similar style to one Catherine already owns. The blouse - which I imagine Kate to wear with the bow done up - is the Elena Flower Bouquet from Day Birger et Mikkelson, a Danish fashion house Catherine has worn before. I teamed them with her Jigsaw Sport Luxe Jersey Wide Trousers and her Russell & Bromley Date Night Ankle Boots

2) What I want her to wear - Day 2

I want at least one rewear so I thought this Alexander McQueen coat. A) it's classic KMiddy coatdress fashion, B) it's McQueen aka Catherine's go to for big events, C) it's red, like the Danish flag, and D) Lee McQueen was Scottish and so are Mary's parents. I imagine she'll keep the shoes the same but she can skip the hat and, instead go for a fancy updo. I've also added her new Mulberry bag because I had space

3) What I think she'll wear - Day One

I have a colour theme! I'm sure she'll go with trousers (and yes, logically she'd go for a coloured top and black trousers but her black trousers are very boring and I want her to rewear these trousers and where better to rewear red trousers than Denmark?) so I chose her Joseph Zoom Cady Slim Pants, as well as a new black blouse from Massimo Dutti. I added her Alexander McQueen coat, for all the reasons I used before, and her Gianvito Rossi Piper 85 Pumps

4) What I think she'll wear - Day Two

This was hard! I think this is the day she's probably more likely to reach for a Danish designer and I don't know any. I chose this SAMSØE SAMSØE Annmari dress, but I imagine she'd wear it with a black belt to give it more shape. For the coat, I chose a Catherine Walker Stella coat (because my girl loves some Catherine Walker) and I used her Gianvito Rossi Piper 85 Pumps again, because I had lost the will to live by this point

#rosegirl1416 #defendingtheduchesses #call me anna wintour #answered #denmark22

[felipeandletizia]

Change of pace in the Queen's closet: why Letizia is now betting on small Spanish brands

During the summer the national firms blessed by the 'Letizia effect' have multiplied. Having her approval gives them a global impact, in addition to being able to sell out everything that she puts on. Why have she decided to show her support now?

During the summer the national firms blessed by the 'Letizia effect' have multiplied. Having her approval gives them a global impact, in addition to being able to sell out everything that she puts on. Why have she decided to show her support now?

Small, young, niche, of medium price and of Spanish production. The firms that have appeared in Queen Letizia's looks this summer share attributes that are increasingly valued by the fashion consumer but which, until now, had appeared discreetly and timely in the royal wardrobe. Except for some concessions – such as a dress by the Sevillian guest brand Cherubina that she wore a couple of years ago –, never before had Doña Letizia given such prominence to small Made in Spain brands. Although she has long since left the 'Varelismo' in the background and began to open up to new names in national and international fashion, including large chains such as Uterqüe or Massimo Dutti, the recent and repeated choice of labels such as María de la Orden, Galcon, Dear Prudence, Lola Li, On Atlas or Macarena Shoes marks a turning point. And it comes at a time when it can be interpreted as a message of support for a national fashion industry hit by the pandemic.  

This is how Sara Escudero, an expert in analyzing her looks and founder of the successful Instagram account Letizia, de princesa a reina, considers it. "Her style is adapting to current times and circumstances," she explains to S Moda. "Before it was quite usual to see her with the same firms, all led by the Puig group [Carolina Herrera is one of her recurring labels], but now she is betting on Spanish brands to defend our industry. It is also a way of transmitting greater closeness and reaching more people, since the prices of most of the outfits she wears are very competitive ”, adds the analyst. In this way, the result is very positive for both parties: the Queen builds a slightly more earthly wardrobe while supporting a sector that represents 2.8 of the Spanish economy and, brands, many of them unknown to the large public, gain international visibility, increase their prestige and skyrocket their sales, sometimes selling out the specific outfits chosen by Doña Letizia.

This was what happened, for example, with the white blouse and pants set that she wore a few weeks ago during the opening ceremony of the Arco art fair. “It sold out very quickly, that same day. We immediately got to work to replace it and thanks to the fact that the entire production process takes place within a radius of less than 25 km from our studio, it was available again after three days", they detail from On Atlas, a responsible sustainable Galician brand design. The story repeats itself in the rest of the labels blessed by the 'Letizia effect'. The young designer María de la Orden confirms by email that the Capri model, a blue and white striped dress that Her Majesty wore in Mallora, "is practically sold out" and for Galcon, a fashion firm that opened its doors this year , the navy blue skirt and blouse set that Letizia wore has already become their best seller. “We cannot imagine a better showcase for our designs. We must bear in mind that we went on the market very recently and this has put us on the map," says Pilar González Alcón, designer and co-founder of the brand.

The person responsible for all these choices is her stylist, Eva Fernández. "She's the one who acts as a filter between the Queen and the fashion brands. She is in charge of choosing the outfits that she considers that Doña Letizia may like, although then it is the Queen herself who makes the final decision and combines them with the rest of the accessories,” says Escudero. Eva, who was part of the team of stylists of Cosmopolitan magazine before meeting Letizia and starting to work for her, remains in contact with national brands, visits the showrooms and attends the events that communication agencies carry out to present the collections to the press. It is there that she records many of the outfits that the Queen later wears. "It was her stylist through our communication agency who chose the two models of espadrilles that she has worn this summer", confirm from the artisan footwear brand Macarena Shoes. On other occasions, Fernández buys online the designs that she considers appropriate for each occasion. "It was very exciting to receive an order like this," Galcon says.

As an anonymous source who works in a well-known fashion communication agency told S Moda, sometimes it is Eva Fernández who contacts them to request a piece that the Queen may like. Others are the brands who try their luck by sending her their creations. "One day we sent her a leather bag from a national firm and she liked it so much that she put it on. Again, however, we did the same with a clutch from another brand and she returned it to us making it clear that she thought it was beautiful, but she was not going to be able to put it on for protocol reasons. I also know that the Queen does not accept gifts and she always insists on paying,” explained the source.

On certain occasions, brands even design special models for her. This is the case of Lola Li's wrap dress that she wore in 2019 and that she repeated a few days ago. "We were commissioned by her stylist and for us it was an incredible surprise because we are quite a different pattern from the ones she usually wears," they detail from the brand. The appearance of the outfit, they assure, gave them great repercussion and visibility both inside and outside our borders. "Her style followed all over the world and, in our case, her choice marked a before and after, for which we are enormously grateful. When she put it on, we reached saturation levels on the web that we had never reached before. The white model was made exclusively for her so it could not be bought, but it sold very well in other colors," they say.

In the same way that Michelle Obama broke a spear in favor of small American firms demonstrating that the work of a first lady is also to support the national fashion industry, Doña Letizia now begins a new era in her wardrobe that promises to do the same. "She is the best ambassador we have and what's really important about her wearing one of our designs is not the economic repercussion or immediate popularity, but the fact that she endorses our brand and likes our style", affirms María de la Orden. From On Atlas they agree: "She is a very important support. Suddenly the same product, with the same effort, dedication and work, is discovered by many people who until then did not know it".

For Escudero, the landing in the royal closet of brands 100% Made in Spain, far from being anecdotal, has come to stay. “I don't think the labels she usually wears will disappear, such as Carolina Herrera or Hugo Boss, but in day-to-day or less formal events it is very likely that these new national incorporations will help her renew her wardrobe and transmit that support to the Spanish industry”, she points out. She also underlies a message of commitment to the environment, sustainability and crafts. Investigating the philosophy of all these labels, it is easy to conclude that their choice is not accidental or due solely to aesthetic criteria.

María García Alonso-Lamberti, founder of On Atlas, highlights the use of 100% natural, recycled or ecological fabrics of European origin in all her creations. “We avoid the use of polyester and plastic even on buttons, zippers, shoulder pads and trimmings in general. This makes the process much slower and more complicated, but essential in our approach”. Some values ​​that, added to the limited and close production and competitive prices (none of the outfits chosen by the Queen exceeds 200 euros), are similar and extensible to the rest of the brands recently incorporated into her wardrobe. You could even say that they share a taste for timeless Mediterranean-inspired creations. "In Spain we have a lot of national talent, artisans who have worked for several generations and, of course, top quality raw material. Spanish brands still have a lot to say and Doña Letizia makes it clear that we have nothing to envy the fashion of other places", they conclude from Macarena Shoes.

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[paintingtheflowers]

Warm Winter Work

Jumper: NA-KD | Skirt: Massimo Dutti | Jacket: Reformation | Boots: Mi Piaci | Necklace: Anton Jewellery I love anything knit and during winter, why not wear knit on knit? I’ve gone for a basic colour palette for the skirt and top which is perfect for a winter work look. BUT just because you are going to work doesn’t mean you need to be boring. I’ve added a really funky pink jacket with a fur…

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[rcgclothes]

Brands in Pakistan

Brands in Pakistan , Half a month prior, we saw a huge number of individuals wearing quick design items at the Environment Walk upholding for protection. Amusing, right?

In any case, it's not simply them. We're all blameworthy of this. We lean toward polyester sweaters that scarcely last a season more than 100% cashmere that can be passed on for ages. We get charmed by H&M's Zara-roused assortments and decide on them to save an extra $20 regardless of realizing Zara will last more.

It's a similar rationale while deciding on Zara shahkaar shawls over Massimo Dutti which, albeit costly, is undeniably more economical. We purchase nearby brands' colder time of year karandi assortment over unadulterated fleece suits that last years.

It's become an attitude to purchase a greater amount of less quality, an outlook that will cost our people in the future and us beyond what we can at any point envision. What we neglect to recall in this time of industrialism is that by deciding on quick design, not exclusively are we denying our people in the future of valuable treasures yet additionally adding to the sluggish passing of the planet.

The lethargic style development of shahkaar shawls

Moderate style of husn e jahan is a mindfulness development and way to deal with design that considers the cycle and assets needed to make garments, and is especially centered around supportability.

It includes purchasing less however better-quality garments that will last more and advances the reasonable treatment of individuals, creatures and the planet.

To put it plainly, it implies purchasing an immortal cashmere dark sweater (in spite of the fact that around $150-$300 weighty on the pocket) rather than a H&M one that will simply last five to seven washes.

For the nearby market, it implies putting resources into a hand-woven exemplary jora that will be passed on as opposed to choosing a two-piece Rs1,800 suit that will not last the season, not to mention at any point see the substance of a group of people yet to come.

Moderate design items are verifiably heavier on the pocket, however that is on the grounds that they are produced using excellent maintainable materials, created in more modest amounts by specialty brands, are privately sourced and delivered and have a couple of styles for each assortment. That may appear to be no picnic for paper, yet it's an adjustment of the perspective.

Why embrace moderate design?

Quick design is stylish, popular and difficult to surrender, however it is time we begin rolling out little improvements and deciding on lethargic style. Why?

 All around the world, material creation is quite possibly the most dirtying ventures, delivering 1.2 billion tons of CO 2 comparable each year — a bigger number of discharges than worldwide flights and sea dispatching.

Additionally, more than 60% of materials are utilized in the attire business and a huge extent of garments producing happens in China and India — nations which depend intensely on coal-fuelled power plants — expanding the impression of each piece of clothing.

Furthermore, around 5pc of all out worldwide emanations come from the design business alone.

This mid year, Zara reported that it desires to make all its garments from natural, manageable or reused textures by 2025. While there are pundits that say it can never be feasible, such a declaration coming from an amazing quick style brand like Zara shows that design retailers have started to comprehend the duty they have towards the climate.

The Pakistani style industry has been very delayed to embrace moderate design, yet there are a couple of brands rehearsing it. Odds are, if clients support them, maybe more brands can move towards making economical design pieces.

Who's driving reasonable design in Pakistan?

High-road brands like sana safinaz 2019, when reached, decided to stay quiet. Sadly, that is on the grounds that standard originators don't rehearse feasible style.

The tallness of incongruity is that even brands that run eco-accommodating efforts don't make reasonable items by the same token. The Pakistani style industry is a futile daily existence of who brings out more assortments, who offers less expensive suits, who sells more, etc.

In this futile way of life, everyone wins with the exception of the world we live in. Planners wind up making more garments from materials that are modest and have a more limited life, which will wind up adding to the waste and never get reused.

Subsequently, not exclusively will we leave no legacies for our people in the future yet we likewise grab away the planet that they characteristically reserve a privilege to.

Since our shoppers are uninformed — and somewhat, not annoyed — about how the material business adds to contamination, environmental change and other unfavorable consequences for the planet, brands and architects can pull off it.

 All things considered, there are a couple of solid promoters of moderate design on the lookout, especially pioneers like Noorjehan Bilgrami who, notwithstanding much change in the business, have perseveres and just delivered natural, manageable style items that endure forever.

Bilgrami has been loading her manageable and ageless pieces at Koel Display in Karachi for as long as forty years. In a discussion with Pictures, Bilgrami referenced that principally handwoven texture is utilized at Koel.

"We attempt to guarantee yarn is colored with normal fixings — tree rind, blossoms, leaves or dried natural product strips at our workshop."

As indicated by Bilgrami, quick design is the aftereffect of industrialism and an attitude that continually loks for change as opposed to esteeming the immortal.

materials were consistently immortal and given over ages, reused if the texture gave way, consequently maintainable," she said.

While Bilgrami may have made ready, there are many brands that take the harder course as well. Purple Impression is one of them.

Afshan Khan of Purple Impression disclosed to Pictures that the brand just works with regular textures and industrial facilities that conform to global reasonable exchange norms Pakistani shahnameh clothing pk

"A characteristic texture, for example, natural cotton endures fundamentally longer since it hasn't been treated with poisonous colors, so it doesn't wear with wash and can be worn again and again."

She proceeded to say that the greatest test with making economical style items is the cost. "Guaranteeing reasonable wages at each level of your production network and working with eco-mateials expands the expense."

For clients to pay that cost and settle on economical design, there is a requirement for comprehension. Mohsin Sayeed of Pink Tree Organization, who advocates for supportable design, concurs and adds that manageable and eco-accommodating style has been a first concern for the brand.

"Pink Tree Organization utilizes unadulterated cotton and silk in its items and consolidates gota as an adornment to make immortal pieces so they can be utilized throughout the long term."

He added that its awful that Pakistan doesn't have natural fabric, yet Pink Tree Organization utilizes kora, a sort of cotton that is immaculate by any synthetic. "In the event that there is anybody in Pakistan developing natural cotton, I couldn't want anything more than to utilize it however till then we attempt to utilize materials that can continue for quite a long time."

 In Sayeed's view, economical design must be ageless. "Pink Tree Organization produces garments that don't follow a prevailing fashion or a pattern; they are stylish for all seasons. Each late spring we draw out a line of kurtas that are moderate yet tasteful, have weaving and can be spruced up or down notwithstanding what the market pattern is."

#clothes #fashion

[lemondedelamode]

Edita Vilkeviciute for Massimo Dutti Summer 2020 Collection shot by Alvaro Beamud Cortes 

#edita vilkeviciute #supermodel #beauty #massimo dutti #massimo dutti ss #ss20 #alvaro beamud cortes #ad #ad campaign #campaign #massimo dutti ad #photography #black and white

[sean--opry]

#sean o'pry #massimo dutti #clement chabernaud #2017 #model #male model #ad campaign

[itsashvision]

Brands that are NOT testing their products on animals.

It is important to know which companies are cruelty- free and to buy their products. We are living in world where money rules  and till now it was not easy to find eco options that will not cost us a small fortune. Even few years ago choice of those products was poor and quality was not measured by their price tag. I am so happy that now going to store I can actually buy cruelty- free products without sacrificing half of my paycheck.

Below is the list of the companies which are offering products that we all want to use.

A.T.W. AA Oceanic AA Prestige (AA Oceanic) Abercrombie & Fitch Ahava Ajurveda Alba Botanica Alcina Cosmetic (Alpecin, Plantur) Alepia Alkemie Alima Pure AlmacaBio (Hedera Natur) Almkraft Aloe vera of America Alterra (Rossmann) Alva Alverde (Drogerie Markt, DM) Amorepacific Amla Anastasia Beverly Hills Andalou Naturals AnneMarie Börlind Antonio Banderas Fragrances (PUIG) Apart (Global Cosmed) APC Cosmetics Aquolina Argiletz Argital ArtDeco Asda Astonish (Being Eco) Aubrey Organics Aura Cacia Avalon Natural Products Avalon Organics Avemi Azzaro (Clarins) Babydream (Rossmann) Badgequo Ltd (Body Collection, Technic, Tomorrows Girl) Badger Balm (WS Badger) Balm balm Bandi Barbra Cosmetics Barry M Bath & Body Works Beauty Without Cruelty Bell Bella Benecos Berg Line (Hedera Natur) Biały Jeleń (Pollena Ostrzeszów) Bielenda Kosmetyki Naturalne Bi-es Bil (Libella) Bingo BingoSpa Biochemia Urody Bioderma Bio-D BIONIGREE Bionorica Bio-Oil Bio-Pac Biorepair (Coswell) Biosilk (Farouk) BiosLine (Biokap) Biolaven (Sylveco) Biotone Blanx Bobini (Global Cosmed) Bonne Bell Börlind of Germany Buff’d Butterfly (Verona) Cafedirect Cannabis Carmex Carolina Herrera (PUIG) Casswell – Massey Catrice Cattier Celia (Perfecta) CHI (Farouk) China Glaze Christy Cosmetics Clarins Cleanic Clever (Clovin) Clochee Clovin Collection 2000 Collistar Comme des Garcons (PUIG) Conair (Rusk) Crystal Body Deodorant Cyprys (Libella) DaburDavid Yurman (Clarins) Decleor USA Delia Dermalogica Dermika Distal (Libella) DM (Drogerie Markt) Dr Beckmann (Werner & Mertz Delta) Dr Bronner Magic Soap Dr Duda Dr Irena Eris Dr Nona Dr. Hauschka Skin Care Drammock International (Beauty Formulas) Dzidziuś (Pollena Ostrzeszów)E.L.F. Cosmetics E.O.S. (Evolution of smoothness) Earth Essentials Eco Cosmetics (Venus) Eco Tools Cosmetic Brushes Efektima Elfa Pharm Polska Ekosens Enzymat 83 (Pollena Ostrzeszów) EO Products Equo (Hedera Natur) Essence Estetica Eveline Everyday Minerals Eyes Lips Face E.L.F. Cosmetics Faith in Nature Farfalla Farouk Figs&Rouge Florame Flos – Lek Föllinge Nature of Sweden Forever Living Products Forte Sweden (Mrs Potters) Freeman Frosch (Werner & Mertz Delta)

Gaia Creams Glamshop- glamshadows Global Cosmed Go Go Beauty Goldwell Cosmetics Gosh Hard Candy Hean Hedera Natur (AlmacaBio, Equo, BergLine) Helan Heliotrop Hello Kitty Hesh Pharma Inglot Inter Fragrances Inter-Beta Irving IsaDora Isana (Rossmann) Iwostin Izo (Global Cosmed)

Jason Natural Cosmetics Jelly Pong Pong Jeffree Star Cosmetics Jiva Ayurveda Joanna John Masters Organics Joppa Jordan Kanu Khadi Kinky Curly Kiss My Face Kobo Korres (For Kings&Queens) Kret (Global Cosmed) Kryolan L.A. Colors Lakshmi L’Angelica (Coswell) L’anza (Re Balance, Curls & Color) LaRocca Skincare Lauro Lavera Lawendowa Farma Lawendowe Pola L’Biotica Le Petit Olivier Lierac Lily Lolo Lirene Liz Claiborne Cosmetics Logona Lolita Lempicka Lorenz Lumene Lumiere L Madara Malwa (Global Cosmed) Makeup Geek Mango (PUIG) Manic Panic Mann & Schroeder Marks & Spencer Marion Martina Gebhardt Naturkosmetik Massimo Dutti (PUIG) Mehron Method Products Mistano MIYA Cosmetics Montagne Jeunesse (Model Secrets, Chantelle, Fab Face Food) Mors (Polin) Moschino MySecret (Pierre Rene) NABLA Cosmetics Nads Natracare Natura (Drogerie Natura) Nature’s Answer Neobio Nina Ricci (PUIG) NOA Lab Norel Nuxe NYX Organique Organix Cosmetics (Skincare) Organix Haircare Orlane Orly Oxy fresh ush

Pacifica Paco Rabanne (PUIG) Paese Palmer’s Paloma (Unicolor) Pangea Organics Pasante Patrichs (Coswell) Paul Mitchell Payot (PUIG) Pharmaceris PharmaCF (Venus, Missy, Seria Kwiatowa, Dermafresh, Bond, Korsarz, Football, No. 36, Bye Bye Mosquito, Golden Sun, Fri) Phenome Physicians Formula Phytomer Pierre Rene (My Secret) Plantana Polin (Mors, Efekt, Rosa, Rondel, Ritmo, Nornik, Poppy, Veness) Pollena Ewa Pollena Malwa Pollena Ostrzeszów (Dzidziuś, Luxella, FF, dr Reiner, Impet, BHP, Komfort, Meteor) Poppy (Polin) Porsche (Clarins) Prada (PUIG) Primavera Primer Provida PUIG Pupa Pur Cosmetics Queen Helene Real (kosmetyki) Real Techniques Rejuvi Renato Balestra (Coswell) RFSU RHEA Richards & Appleby Rival de Loop (Rossmann) Rockford (Coswell) Sanoll Sante Scandia Cosmetics Seboradin (Inter Fragrances) Sensique Seventh Generation Sesa Shakira (PUIG) Skin Food SKIN79 Sleek Sofin (Global Cosmed) Sonet/Sonnet Soraya Stargazer Stella Cadente (Clarins) Stila Sylveco SULWHASOO SV Tarte Tautropfen Naturkosmetik Tea Tree The Ordinary The Secret Soap Store (Scandia Cosmetics) Thierry Mugler (Clarins) Tołpa Too Faced Trader Joe’s the Balm Tuli mydlarnia Twinings Under Twenty Unicolor (Paloma, Tanita) Urtekram Valentino (PUIG) Venita Vianek (Sylveco) Victoria’s Secret (Secret Gardens) Vipera Vittorio Belluci (Verona) Vollare (Verona) Weleda Werner & Mertz Delta (BUFALO, Esmal, Rorax, Tuba) Wet’n’Wild R

Yes To (Carrots, Blueberries, Tomatoes, Cucumbers) Youngblood Minerals Zara (PUIG) Ziaja Zielone Laboratorium Zoya Zoeva    

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Carolyn Murphy for Massimo Dutti

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Andreea Diaconu by Lachlan Bailey for Massimo Dutti Spring 2020

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