2. Mother of Pearl
Like Mara Hoffman, Mother of Pearl started off as a new-generation brand, however, as it is has grown, and when Amy Powney assumed her role as creative director, sustainability has become an focus of the brand’s DNA. I’ve been a lover and wearer of this label for many years so when news came of the launch of the brand’s ‘No Frills’ line – a core collection of sustainable, ethical, traceable clothing, which launched this September – I was delighted. It’s full of the fun and colour that I first fell in love with.
3. Stella McCartney
What is a sustainable fashion round-up without a mention of the queen of sustainability herself, Stella McCartney? A pioneer in the industry, the brand’s commitment to ethical practices without compromising on style is just incredible. Stella made it the ‘fashion’ to be more conscious when it comes to our clothes. With classic cuts and interesting twists, they’re pieces made to last a lifetime – it’s high-end investment at its best.