04/10/2012

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Ecoluxe London Designers third group

Selina Cheong

Selina Cheong's accessories have always been about functionality, simplicity and quality. Fine leathers, linings and fittings are carefully sourced to ensure the longevity of each bag. Each design is made in small batches in the UK to ensure each bag is made to the highest standard.

Talented Totes

TALENTED TOTES is a new, directional collection of luxury printed tote bags all ethically made from natural materials. We celebrate the bag as an art form and skilfully print artists' works onto canvas totes. This is our first collection and TALENTED TOTES includes four separate, beautiful and compelling ranges.

Bailey Tomlin

Designed to be both beautiful to look at and inspiring to wear – exquisite millinery and jewellery, made ethically in the UK.

Hatastic!

An eclectic range of unique handmade hats and headpieces inspired and made from the gorgeous vintage by the bits 'n' bobs sourced from remnant boxes and junk shops.

B-Made

B-MADE wants to share, to give back and connect to the world: The social aspect to design is very important for me as a designer. With B-made I want to prove that design and sustainability can go together.

Casa Kiro

Casa Kiro Joyas is a small contemporary jewelry workshop located in the Region of Valparaíso, Chile. Created by architect Vania Ruiz, Casa Kiro is continually bringing into light typical natural Chilean materials, yet unconventional in jewelry, to create small oneiric and unique worlds with simple clean lines, transparency and color.

Craftworks Cambodia

Craftworks Cambodia is an organization working to provide vocational training and marketing skills to home based producers through the sale of contemporary arts and crafts items. Craftworks Cambodia offers a range of traditional and contemporary products ranging from home décor to functional home ware as well as gifts, accessories and jewellery based on the finest aesthetic and artistic traditional workmanship of Cambodia.

Craftworks Cambodia maintains, and practices, a strong commitment to environmental awareness with many of the products being made from recycled and sustainable materials.

MissSotoka

MissSotoka born of the need to bring to market unique clothing, handmade with love. In all the production processes take great care of every detail. We participate in a trade fair and ethical treatment of all people involved in this process so wonderful as is the creation of our collections. All prints are designed by hand and printed manuals and start of handicrafts. The universe of Haruki Murakami's novel Tokyo blues has been our inspiration for the Spring Summer 2013 collection.

Cristina Cárdenas

I design jewellery pieces inspired in the Victorian era. They are very decorated, normally oversized and all of them really female pieces which with a simple clothing makes a irresistible look. They are unique pieces, I never repeat the design because it is my philosophy and anyway I couldn´t do it; I get the material from all over the word, I buy them without any order, just picking everything I like.
I sell through etsy, my web site and in a very exclusive shop in Spain.

Le Konsphin

Le Konsphin is a fashion and accessories enterprise with a responsible approach. We focus on a quality product, taking care of each garment in great detail. Our products are designed by young national and international designers who identify with the project and its values. Production is in Portugal, encouraging local manufacture and high quality of products. We offer a new shopping experience that makes us travel to the East. In addition customers will be donating 5% direct to development projects such as RED Dream Project. We want to be as ethical and sustainable as possible.

Francisco Lomora

Francisco Lomora was born on December 1987 in Andújar, Spain. When he was seventeen, he moved to Granada, where he started a Degree in Dance. In 2008, he moved again to Seville, to study Fashion Design and Management; meanwhile, he continued improving his knowgledge of dance. He was selected to show his first collection in 2010, in SIMOF, an international event, unique in the world, related to Flamenco Fashion. Thanks to this collection, he got his first fashion award.
The brand has always been involved in social and cultural projects, not only using sustainable and ecological material, but for colaborating with Ethical Fashion initiatives too.

Yono Taola

Juanjo Gomez, born in Madrid on December 24, 1970, is the designer of the firm Yono Taola. He began his career by winning the 1st prize in the national competition "MURCIA JOVEN" contest in 2001. Since then he has participated in several gateways as F.I.B, Gaudi, Murcia abierta, Fashion Week in Valencia, Redken Weekend Experience 2012 and OFF the Mercedes Fashion week.

He has collaborated with various companies designing with Converse and Vans shoes, shirts with Estrella Dam (Beer Company), designing uniforms for Repsol YPF, Coke, Sprite, Community of Madrid, BBVA, and Ford. Also design costumes for the Ballet of Carmen Werner ("Skater" and "Fermina"), has worked on the costumes for the play "The Other Side of the Bed" and "Dracula".
He has presented his collections in the showroom of Ego (Madrid), Hortensia de Hutten (Paris). Participated in exhibitions such as "Tras el espejo, Moda Española" (Reina Sofia), "Expressa 2003" (Pamplona), "2ª mano Consonni" (Bilbao). They made a TV program named "Singular", a Monograph on Spanish designers.

Sew Last Season

Sew Last Season by Elena Garcia we take discarded garments and customise them, using our textile knowledge and skills in order to turn the wasted garments into valuable limited edition pieces. We produce the "upcycled garments" locally, providing training and opportunities to people in the local communities.

Po-Zu

Po-Zu, the eco shoe brand has crafted the ingenious floral design fantasies of the award winning New York based artist Michel Tcherevkoff into high fashion and wearable art! Po-Zu has kept their sustainable standards by using a glueless construction for this collection; it's called a Stitch-and-Turn, by which the upper is stitched to the sole and turned inside-out. The ability of inverting the shoe also makes it incredible soft, flexible, and ultimately very comfortable. The uppers are mostly made from printed vegetable tanned leathers, and the soles from natural latex, while Po-Zu's renowned coconut foot-mattress has been slim-lined and made removable to fit with the elegant look of the shoes. Designed for the woman who appreciates fine art as much as she values comfort, The Shoe Fleur Collection - indulges your wildest footwear fantasies without sacrificing your sole.

Arli

ArLi is a team of two designers, Ardagul Dusegalieva and Liliya Karimova, brought together by mutual passion for creating designer accessories in the form of natural silk and wool. Based in a transcontinental country where Central Asia and Eastern Europe meet, they unite the values of both continents to deliver a sustainable yet luxury product, made from locally sourced 100 per cent natural materials while using responsible production practices.