in this photo –
amt studio suit, Carolina
Amato red gloves, Alona
earrings
LOCALLY SUSTAIN-ABLE
styling & creative direction: ADRIANA GASTÉLUM | photography: JORGE MERCADO
in this photo –
Paloma Wool Aries
sweater, Diarte skirt,
Acne Studios sandals
Following with the sustainable fashion topic, under the excessive consumption of fashion that we live today and the ironic lack of information we have about the production of the garments we wear, it’s time for our generation to inform themselves and value the history behind each garment before we hang it on our closet.
in this photo –
Diarte coat & top,
amt studio trousers,
Senso kitten heels
in this photo –
amt studio coat, Jacquemus
Le Chiquita bag (similar
here), Uterqüe leather
boots (similar here &
here), Alona earrings
Pieces made locally in a sustainable way that will not only give work to your community, but that move away from the boring and gray designs commonly found in sustainable brands*. These brands will not join the long queues of discounts in order to empty their stocks and refill their hangers with another fad trend. Its objective is to create timeless pieces for today and tomorrow.
*Except for the shoes in these looks. Also, did you know Jacquemus’ bags are made in Spain?
in this look –
amt studio suit, Carolina
Amato red gloves,
Salondeju slingbacks
Thank you for this eye-opener article. Hope to see more sustainable fashion clothing made well such as these! Your content always give me food for thought!
Thank you so much, Imelda, for reading and for considering this eye-opening 🙂 xx
Your photos are always amazing, but this time you outdid yourself. Bravo for the quality, bravo for the poses, bravo for the location, and above all, bravo for the designs. I would wear every single piece for years!
Babe thank you so much! We actually did these photos 3 times and the third one was the winner. So happy you like them 😀
Will be checking these brands out, thanks! Lovely photos!
Thank you so much for commenting 🙂
Very thought provoking and beautiful shots. This year my consumption habits have drastically changed, I buy more second hand.
That sounds wonderful, Lorena! 🙂