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Reduce, reuse and recycle - Circular fashion

Sustainable fashion is a movement that promotes the production, manufacturing and sale of clothes, shoes and accessories in the most sustainable manner possible, taking into account both environmental and socio-economic aspects. However, sustainable fashion is not just limited to the producers of fashion but also sustainable patterns of consumption and use, which necessitates shifts in individual attitudes and behavior.

According to the Green Designer Stella McCartney the future of fashion is ethical and circular. While we have a rich knowledge of sustainable and ethical fashion owing to the green changes in the fashion industry, the term Circular Fashion can be coined as re-routing of the traditional 'cradle to grave' journey for pieces of clothing, shoes or accessories.

The origin of the phrase – Circular Fashion

Brismar, owner of the consultancy firm Green Strategy, coined the term ‘Circular Fashion’back in June of 2014.

‘It can be defined, ‘ Dr Anna Brismar details, ‘as clothes, shoes or accessories that are designed, sourced, produced and provided with the intention to be used and circulated responsibly and effectively in society for as long as possible in their most valuable form, and hereafter return safely to the biosphere when no longer of human use.’

Circular fashion details out the fact that every part of the life span of a garment is cyclical – it starts with the designing of a garment and how much longevity and timelessness it has, then onto the materials and whether or not they are sustainable, before the making of the item – is its production fair and ethical; are workers and animals rights being upheld? Once the piece has become tired, it should be repaired or redesigned rather than being binned, rented, swapped or sold at second-hand. All this means less will be bought and less will leave impacting our planet.

Becoming a Circular Fashion Ally

REDUCE, RECYCLE AND REUSE

Fashion's current rate of growth is immense, with 114 billion items of clothing sold globally last year (that's 15 new garments each). Buying less (reducing) and re-wearing favorite items from the back of the wardrobe (reusing) will help in slow fashion, reducing overproduction and all the resulting issues.

Buying less should also mean buying better, and what's better than items that have already stood the test of time?

Local thrift stores are a great place to start, as you're killing two birds with one stone by keeping clothes from landfill and giving money to charity. They are often your cheapest option, and are the best at providing a wide range of sizing.

We are buying more clothes than ever before, but we are also keeping them half as long. By wearing one item of clothing for 9 months longer, aperson can actually reduce his or her carbon footprint by 30 percent. If you have a gorgeous item hanging in your wardrobe not getting enough outings, or an event coming up that you know will require a one-wear affair, then may we suggest renting?

Rental fashion is a great solution for lots of occasions when we risk ending up with unworn clothes lingering in our wardrobes, or if we really want to wear something we couldn’t justify or afford to buy.

There are also brands out there that already engage in circular practices.

Young brands like MaisonCléo, AVAVAV and Rave Review all use dead stock and left over materials for their creations, therefore extending the life of unwanted or over-produced fabrics that may otherwise have gone to landfill.

Belacci runs on fashion virtuoso to immerse in fashion that is versatile, sophisticated and lively. Our classic and vintage fashion style intersects the soul & style. Our entire women's clothing collection is unequivocal and categorical to understate our contemporary and vintage fashion.

We work to create value beyond profit, putting people and the environment at the center of our decision-making, and always striving to do and be better. Sustainability is not just a trend for us it’s our belief and taking responsibility and protecting our environment is not an option but an obligation for us. Therefore, we focus on using sustainable & Eco-friendly material.

Circular fashion looks to disrupt that linear trajectory, keeping clothing and materials in use through recycling, repurposing and re-wearing, avoiding where possible making completely 'new' products and reducing the amount of ecologically harmful waste.

Circular fashion means designing out waste. Products that can naturally break down without causing harm or that can be disassembled and recreated, or recycled without losing quality, so that we are only working with what we have already.

The idea is to reduce the amount of resources we are using up, as well as the amount of materials and products that ends up in landfill.

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Know the power of Vitamins for skin care

When it comes to beauty products and healthy skin, dewy, bright skin is often associated with good health.  Our skin is like a window to our internal health and improving the skin texture takes a lot of efforts (worth it). It is a combination of diet, exercise, solid skincare routine and of course, consistency. If you are a organic skincare enthusiast, you have probably already heard about of the legacy of the Vitamins in the healthy skin arena. If you ever wondered why your skin needs vitamin, here’s why. Switching to vitamin-based skincare products may be helpful for your inner and outer beauty plus will also let you have the me-time and mental well being you so deserve.

1. Skin Coping Agent – Fights Premature Skin Aging

Vitamins contain potent antioxidants that help your skin to cope with the daily exposure to different kinds of lights-UV rays that may be causing premature wrinkles or age lines. Topical vitamin A in the form of retinol (found in over-the-counter products) and retinoic acid (found in prescription creams) are proven wrinkle-fighters and many dermatologists’ go-to recommendation for combating signs of aging. Vitamin E reduces the risk of photo aging and Vitamin B3 is said to help appearances pigmentation and spots.

2. Say Yes To Radiant Healthy Skin

During the extremely hot and sticky months, the AC in our house is probably on all day and night. This dry air can cause skin to look dull and dehydrated. Vitamin C and Vitamin A stimulates fibroblasts—the cells responsible for developing tissue that keeps skin firm and healthy—in the deep layers of your skin. These vitamins ensure that your skin remains bright, supple and hydrated.

3. Breaking Out? Consider the Vitamins kit

Face masks and face shields are an absolute necessity these days when you are stepping out of the house. Your skin might feel irritated and broken out more often due to the sweat and dirt residue trapped between the mask and your face. Also, stress and tension may add to this. Vitamin and B5 products come with powerful antioxidants for rejuvenation to help maintain clear and healthy skin as it reduces the appearance of facial acne lesions. These vitamins help in slow oil production and keep pores clear.

4. Reparation – will-do-it-all

Your skin is an important part of your immune system - a first line of defense against bacteria, pollutants and infection. Vitamin A promotes cell production by using their ability to refine your skin’s overall texture.

Opting the Right Vitamin Skin Products

If you decide to try over-the-counter vitamin healthy beauty products, look for retinol on the ingredient list which is a versatile vitamin for healthy skin of all types. Retinol isn’t as potent as prescription-strength retinoic acid, so results may take longer to see, but it’s also less irritating to sensitive skin. Unfortunately, it’s common for vitamins to cause redness, sensitivity and dry, flaky skin until you become acclimated. To minimize these side effects, start by applying just a pea-sized amount to your face every other night or every two nights for several weeks; follow with a plain, unscented moisturizer. Gradually increase your usage to nightly.

So, for all your skin related issues and for healthy skin,

dial V-I-T-A-M-I-N.

visit www.belacci.in

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Our little guide for Eco-positive travelers

The means of travel and a roof to stay under are paramount in the daily life of a traveler. With every trip taken care of, comes a renowned sense of responsibility for one’s hotel and flight booking needs. We know that your travel spirit which is very much concerned about the planet health find ways for green travelling. Planes spew carbon emissions; hotels guzzle gallons of water to launder sheets and towels, and thirsty traveler’s chug-a-lug plastic bottles of water. But don’t let the guilt dampen your vacation. Eco-friendly travel practices can lift the remorse and lighten the blemish on Mother Earth.

Sustainable travel is all about creating a positive effect on the places you visit. Green travel is not a trend but a portable lifestyle now. Whether it is turning of the lights when leaving rooms, or participating in the hotel’s program to reuse linens and towels (properly sanitized after each use), and recycle on-site, travelers can do their every bit by building an eco-trip block by block.

So, we give you a list of quick tips you can use for more environment friendly trip or for when your next vacation comes along. Go ahead and get green planning like a pro!

1. Hydrating Is Important And So Is Your Own Water Bottle

One of our favorite things about traveling is trying aromatic delicious coffee or tea in different parts of the world. We usually try to sit and enjoy it in a nice cafe (in a glass) but other times, we’re on the move, hiking, or just in a rush. This can result in us just giving in and buying a takeaway coffee.

Similarly, one tends to need to have access to water on the go.

In many countries around the world they don’t even have a means of recycling coffee cups and plastic bottles, let alone plastic in general. Tourism is a major trash generator for local communities.

To try and address this problem, you can opt for couple of cute flasks which can be used as both a water bottle and a travel coffee mug.

2. Vocal for local – Even for travel

No matter which style of vacation you choose, seek ways to support locally-owned restaurants or places. This money will travel not only to the restaurant, tour operator or shopkeeper, but it infuses money into the local communities, sending ripples of economic support throughout the business’ entire local supply chain. Here are three ways you can commit to leaving more money behind on your next vacation:

Ø Eat in a locally owned restaurant at least once during your stay.

Ø  Take a walking tour using a local guide in each destination you visit.

Ø  Buy souvenirs made locally in your destination by locals.

3. Make Your Hotel Stay Eco-Positive

Be a good guest by following the below mentioned hacks to reduce your carbon footprints on your trip:

· Hang up your towels– it’s the universal sign that they don’t need to be washed and you’re happy to reuse them.

· Leave the ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign on the hotel door to reduce unnecessary washing of linen, vacuuming and the use of other chemicals for cleaning.

· Take your own toiletries (and toothbrush) to reduce the single use of those tiny hotel bottles of gunk.

· Don’t use the free plastic water bottles (unless of course, you can’t drink water from the tap)

4. Transport Alert!

As compared to any other transport mode, flying produces the most amount of carbon emission per seat. So, whenever possible – try to take a bus or a train, and prefer walking for site seeing en route.

If you do have to fly and it’s a long haul, go for a non-stop flight. Not only is it a time saver but a direct flight will always be more fuel efficient.

For road trips with friends and family, try to ride an electric or a hybrid car or you can also go for carpooling.

5. Save Paper:

It’s not an unknown fact that billions of trees worldwide are being cut down each year for paper, which leads to deforestation, soil erosion and floods. While  paper is still used throughout the globe for packaging, communication, documentation, and so on, as an eco-friendly traveler, you can do your bit in saving paper by carrying a soft copy of your tickets and other essential documents that you would need while travelling. Also, why to invest in a paperback when you can read on your iPad or a digital tablet like Kindle. Similarly, if you’re someone who journals their travels, do it on your phone or tablet to help save paper.

6. Sanitization And Cleanliness For The Go

Post lock-down, we all are surely going to have at least one vacation for re-energizing in the beautiful sunshine. While the government has taken all the necessary precautions and implied to wear masks and carry sanitizers whenever and wherever going, the need of the hour also lies in being considerate and helpful to our planet’s eco-system too. Waste produced by disposing off the plastic sanitizer bottles and surgical masks surely adds to our landfills. So, why not try carrying homemade cloth masks and sanitizers for our travelling spirits? There are plenty of DIY’s available on internet today for making your own sanitizer and face mask and reuse them wherever you go.

You can also have fun while being eco-positive - sail, snorkel, scuba dive, hike, paddle-boat, paddle-board, kayak, bike, swim, bird-watch and play I-spy-a-monkey in a tree. Visit a crafts or food market, and don’t forget to bring a reusable bag for purchases. Take a tour that employs local guides. Give yourself an extra pat on the back if the company donates some of its proceeds to a local conservation group or charity.

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Seen in Harpers Bazaar Russia : Lou Doillon wearing the Alexander McQueen SS16 tiered lace dress. Photographer: Agate Pospieszynska Stylist: Svetlana Vashenyak