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The Westminster Budget, London, England, August 27, 1897
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Fitzroy Navy Rhum brand, ‘From Waste to Wasted,’
Washed-up Coca-Cola labels Used for Sustainable Rum Labels !
During January of 2017 the Dutch beaches of the North Sea Islands were being polluted with red Coca-Cola wrappers.
Fitzroy decided to recycle and reuse them to create their own special blend. By melting and pressing waste from the North Sea, they produced bottle caps.
Together with the new flasks which are made of recycled glass from the same watery expanse, Fitzroy created world’s first sustainable liquor packaging.
With the first sustainable rum label, Fitzroy wants to inspire others to think of new options to reuse waste, so we can all contribute in our own way to restoring our environment.
“Spray-On House II” by Patrick Tighe Architecture, Joshua Tree, California.
Julian Stanczak | Opposing in light (black)
executed 2002 acrylic on cnavas 91.40 x 66.00 cm
Alicia Holtz at Dolce & Gabbana Spring / Summer 2018
31.05.17 embroidery: floral lungs
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The entire village of Teguidda-n-Tessoumt in Niger, Africa is pockmarked with hundreds of vividly colored ponds filled with brine. They are attended by the men, women, and children of the town’s roughly fifty families. While the water itself is not colored, the composition of the surrounding clay informs what shades of brown, blue, green, or red the water will appear.
from far left: Lineisy Montero in Dior. Yasmin Wijnaldum in Simone Rocha. Vittoria Ceretti in Rodarte. Natalie Westling in Alberta Ferretti.
Photographed by Inez and Vinoodh, Vogue, March 2017
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