The British Fashion Awards had ethical fashion on the agenda like never before – read the Eco-Age account of how, who and what made the sustainable grade this year.
The British Fashion Awards took place at the Royal Albert Hall on Monday night, and from the outfits to the award winners, sustainability was high on the agenda. Here are some of the highlights:
Sinéad Burke in Mother of Pearl
Educator, writer and advocate Sinéad Burke, winner of the Leaders Award at this year’s Green Carpet Fashion Awards, Italia, in September was there as part of the BFC New Wave – one hundred young creatives who are shaping the next era of the fashion industry. Sinead wore a custom, sustainable dress by Mother of Pearl made of organic cotton from Egypt and wool from Uruguay.
Read Mother of Pearl designer Amy Powney’s Life As I Know it here.