Alison Jane Reid

“Logic will take you from A to B, imagination will take you everywhere.” - Albert Einstein Swarovski, the heritage luxury crystal company responsible for adding sparkle to the world of fashion and film is leading the charge for a new age of transparent luxury [http://www.swarovskifoundation.org/environment] looking

The Boyfriend Organic Cotton Whippet SweaterHello boys! For dogs lovers, people who adore wandering around museums looking at art and elegant, sculptural lines and for man of the moment, Bradley Cooper, who is also a great dog lover, I give you the sartorial organic cotton, whippet print sweater by Thought.

The Ethical Velvet Wrap DressAh the goddess gold ethical luxury wrap dress, in an alluring, gilded, muted, Christmas gold (or silver), sustainable velvet by the label to lust after with an emerald heart, Reformation. This dress evokes the era of the old Hollywood of the thirties and forties, when  screen

Remember this moment. What do Emma Watson, BioScience and the Future of Fashion have in common? Let’s find out. The new golden age of sustainable circular economy fashion is upon us. A  time of awe-inspiring ideas and material revolution. A renaissance that is as exciting, spellbinding, breathtaking and profoundly

Introducing Kiko INTRO This is the heartbreaking story of the ethical model Kiko and her experience of life-threatening anorexia triggered by a cruel, troubled fashion industry that continues to exploit, manipulate and shame young women  into thinking that they are simply not thin or perfect enough for the glittering world

Flora Davidson is the co-founder of Supply Compass a company that bridges the gap between fashion and interiors companies and the manufacturing sector. Here she writes about moving the fashion and homewares industry towards a more sustainable future by looking at five fabrics that make a difference from organic cotton

As in art, so in life.  So, Frida Kahlo is our inspiration for this month’s icon of style. Frida was always the consummate artist, transforming her body into a living, painted canvas as an extension of her feminism, her political ideas, and her experience of chronic pain and disability