#designer labels

[embroideryobsession]

favourites: index

A

Aelis Alethea Alexander McQueen Alexis Mabille Anna Sui ASHI The Atelier Couture Azzedine Alaïa

B

Bibian Blue birds embroidery The Blonds

C

Cartier Chanel Chotronette Christian Lacroix Christian Siriano

D

Dilek Hanif Dior Dolce & Gabbana

E

Elie Saab

F

Fiori Couture Franck Sorbier

G

Georges Hobeika Giambattista Valli Guo Pei

H

handmade embroidery Hermione de Paula

I

Ines Di Santo Inga Ezergale Irina Atroscenko

J

Jean Paul Gaultier

L

Luisa Beccaria

M

Mak Tumang Marchesa Mary Katrantzou Metropolitan Museum of Art - The Costume Institute Mischka Aoki Monica Ivena MYOO Couture

N

Naeem Khan

O

officialhambly on aura tout vu Oscar de la Renta

P

Paolo Sebastian

R

Rahul Mishra Ralph & Russo Rami Al Ali Rami Kadi

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Sherbon Sophie Couture Sottero and Midgley Stella Lunardy Sylvie Facon

T

Tamara Ralph Tarun Tahiliani Teuta Matoshi Tony Ward Tony Yaacoub

V

Valentier Atelier Valentino Viktor & Rolf vintage

W

Wulgaria

Z

Zari Embroideries Ziad Nakad Zuhair Murad

[bbygurllans]

[aluxurylifestyle]

#aluxurylifestyle

“That new smell of leather” ………

@https://pinterest.com/Luxurydotcom/

[ofchanelandcoffee93]

Bvlgari Stainless Steel and Diamond watch, $7500

https://sovrn.co/w1laejd

[fashionista-passions]

Chanel bags S/S 2022

[lovejulienhedquist]

Supermodel Julien Hedquist

Dolce & Gabbana - Ready-to-Wear - Runway Collection - Men Spring / Summer 2002

[chriswilkie1]

Mayfair, London. October 2020

[indizombie]

While some fast fashion groups such as H&M, C&A and ASOS, which luxury labels blame for fashion’s pollution and runaway overproduction, were praised for making progress in the in-depth Dirty Fashion Disrupted study, designer labels were excoriated. “Three-quarters of the luxury brands we looked at were failing to take any meaningful action to clean up their viscose supply chain,” its author Urska Trunk said. Viscose, which comes from wood pulp, is now the third most used fiber in the world and “genuinely has the potential to be sustainable,” Trunk added. “Unfortunately most of it is still produced in a very dirty process,” causing water pollution and an alarming array of mental illnesses, strokes and cancer close to factories in India, China and Indonesia.

Fiachra Gibbons, 'Fashion brands left red-faced over green claims', Asia Times