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4/05/2021

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WGSN/LS:N
Trousers

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just a little contribution to logo ideas

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Some logos I liked

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a broad range of different styles of logos

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Upcycling denim

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1.BlUE-BALANCE
meaning：hope is that economic development and sustainable development are in balance and that such a balance is created by recycling materials
2.RE-BLUE-BACK
3.RE-BLUE
4B-Balance
be/build balance
5.EBLUE/E-BLUE
blue stand for denim
we recycle the denim to make Ecology better
6.Fixing-Blue
fixing old denim and then become a new one

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90% of the Vivienne Westwood in this look book was made “from materials that have a reduced impact on our environment,” including a newly-sourced recycled denim. 

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90% of the Vivienne Westwood in this look book was made “from materials that have a reduced impact on our environment,” including a newly-sourced recycled denim. 

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According to the accompanying release 90% of the Vivienne Westwood in this look book was made "from materials that have a reduced impact on our environment," including a newly-sourced recycled denim. Much of its design exemplified these ingredients in repurposing many of the Westwood ideas that have over the years had such a positive impact on the environment of fashion. From the mini-crini and beyond, Westwood has long upcycled deadstock modes of dressing to renew them through her urgent and maverick eye.

This collection's refreshed melange starred a print of Daphnis and Chloe, a 1743 painting by François Boucher from the wonderful Wallace Collection that sumptuously pictures a sleeping shepherdess being ogled by a ripped shepherd. This starred across prints on shirting, T-shirts, denim, bodysuits, dresses and a frock-coatish parka, competing with clashing ginghams, stripes, herringbones, and checks. Not unlike Boucher, Westwood is a master at subverting apparent propriety to invoke the truthful and unruly; her signature brushstrokes of drunken tailoring and subversive drape were in full effect here.

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Vivienne Westwood Fall 2021 Ready-to-Wear Collection

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According to the accompanying release 90% of the Vivienne Westwood in this look book was made "from materials that have a reduced impact on our environment," including a newly-sourced recycled denim. Much of its design exemplified these ingredients in repurposing many of the Westwood ideas that have over the years had such a positive impact on the environment of fashion.

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they make jewelry from recycled materials.

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About Sustainable & Ethical Jewelry - Ana Luisa Jewelry

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Want to find out more about Ana Luisa, the ethical jewelry brand? Discover our story, our inspiration and what makes our designer jewelry unique.

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To announce our membership and commitment to contributing at least 1% of our revenue to environmental causes, we crafted a story around an old jacket with a new patch.

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here is a project about sustainability.

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Recycling books program. "We fundamentally believe reuse is the best possible form of recycling, and our business model is centered on this core value. This focus allows us to get used books into the hands of people who want and need them most rather than...

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used a washed out pink and violet so less vibrant colour

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mood board of different colour pallets but also clothes in trend for both male female

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i looked at some colour pallets for the website/ branding on Pinterest based on the idea of denim(blue) as the main colour. most are natural and calm, 2 have a more modern vibrant look

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I think using denim could work as a main focus for the upcycling as its versitle and hardwearing. I found an interestng trend report on WGSN around Denim in 2021. It talks about the sutainabilty factor so could tie in really nicely for our research: "For 2021, the denim industry will take a less-is-more approach to design, and focus on building re-sale and repair into the offer. Supply chains will also feel the disrupting effects of on-demand manufacturing, reducing over-production and over-consumption."

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These main colours shown to be in trend and staying for a couple of years, Company Artistic Milliners using a natural and sustainable dying method

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Looked at different prints still in trend and ideas of logo placement and styles

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Here's my selection of ideas of garments we could make including, patchwork jeans, accessories such as bucket hats, overlocked tops and Denium tops. Also some ideas around painting or bleaching denim for a new "no sew" look

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Saw this in the COW birmingham shop, created using two old shirts. Also thought that we could get some inpiration from their rework range as a whole. I also really like their website, simple but effective. https://wearecow.com/collections/rework

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just a collection of a few garment types i've pinned on Pinterest to see what kind of style you guys like for potential upcycling.
corset tops, bralettes, milkmaid tops, halter, overlocked patch work tops