Katarzyna Dulko shares her story of attending two very different eco-fashion events. Autumn is a good time to reflect on what we wear, especially when there are great opportunities to learn more about eco-fashion’s environmental and ethical aspects at fashion shows and through meetings with designers.
What I love about Daniela Mercury is that her voice, performance, and passion are all authentic. She expresses her love and enthusiasm for all things Brazil, especially when it comes to her native Salvador.
Chase C. Locke of Randolph, Vermont, was finally arrested last month after many cans of change were reported missing. One resident reported up to $3000 in change stolen.
Spearheaded by Valerie Mayan, Buzz & Growl gives designers and seamstresses space and resources to continue their work and education where opportunity otherwise does not exist. Most struggling designers do not have access to costly professional equipment or space to create proper, sellable work. They are relegated to sewing in confined spaces with improper tools, halting their creative potential and success. You can change that by voting for this project to get a Pepsi-Cola grant!
Glee is one of the best shows on television for countless reasons. The witty writing, Heather Morris and her one liners, and Jane Lynch is the perfect Adidas model. But as a former band geek, I, and many others, can relate to this show. Plus the brilliance of the Glee is its introduction to the younger generation to songs what I guess could be now called oldies; and the older generation can learn about today’s hottest music artists.
Daniela Mercury has reminded us about Carnaval’s spirit with her latest song and music, É Carnaval (It’s Carnaval). The video provides a convivial snapshot of what Salvador and its Carnaval are all about
True, in fashion, one day you’re in, the next day you’re out. Count in Parsons School of Fashion and Louis Vuitton as participants in the movement to make fashion more sustainable. They are collaborating on a Zero Waste project.
Thank you everyone for coming by Sunday night! We had a small but grateful turnout Sunday evening, thanks to Billy Gill, who sang some of his songs, played the guitar, and gave out his latest CD.