At this year’s Pure London Show, I shared my sustainable styling message via a live session and catwalk. Using a rail of selected pieces, I created a range of casual and smart looks to take the style-conscious woman from day to night, and every event in between.
I felt it was important to get back to the basics and showcase wearable looks. With a carefully curated collection and some creative layering/styling, I wanted to show women how to do more with less. And how transitioning towards a sustainable wardrobe can give you more clothing options, because when you only buy #100wear items, you’ll always have a wardrobe full of clothes you love!
Women’s Sustainably Styled Looks:




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Brands Featured in Roberta Style Lee Catwalk – Women’s looks:
Let me know in the comments which women’s look is your favourite. If you reach out to the brands, let them know you saw them here, and they may even offer a little discount code for you! Worth asking.
Agrajain
Agrajain is a contemporary Sustainable Fashion Couture House based in Agra, India. They believe that every piece of fashion is also a work of art.
http://www.agrajjain.com / IG @agrajain
Ethics & Sustainability Policy on Website?
Kind of…they have ‘Our Story’ and ‘Sustainability & Peace Silk’, which give an overview of how they obtain silk in the most humane manner possible.
Esfera
Esfera creates eco-friendly fashion for people & the planet, with romantic ’70s vibes, perfect for the summer and festivals.
www.esfera.co.uk IG @esfara_uk
Ethics & Sustainability Policy on Website – YES – They have a detailed ‘Sustainability’ section which talks about:
- Fabrics
- Offsets
- Packaging
- Traceability
- Clothes rental
- Sustainability stats
Jeenaa
JEENAA – is a new, independent British brand dedicated to women’s bags. ‘Jeenaa’ translates ‘to live’ in Punjabi. Working for women to live in style and ambition.
https://www.jeenaa.co.uk/ IG @jeenaaofficial
Ethics & Sustainability Policy on Website – Kind of…Hidden away in the ‘About us’ section they say their permanent collection is a step towards a long-lasting wardrobe – encouraging women to ‘repeat your bags’. And they outline their ‘sustainability and ethical values’.
The Shirt Company
The Shirt Company produces a broad selection of classic white shirts, a true wardrobe staple. Unfortunately, they have very little information about their products are made, or if they plan to switch to organic cotton.
https://www.theshirtcompany.com/ IG @theshirtcompanylondon
Ethics & Sustainability Policy on Website – NO
Big thank you to:
Model: Amanda Sarco – IG @amandasarco
Photographer: Edna Lewis – IG @eddnalewis
MUA: Natasha Thornton – IG @n.t.makeup
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