How is this collection any different from the past Conscious Collections, you may ask? First off, it is extremely pricey. Given the different fabrications that they are using varying from vegetable-dyed leather from cows and organic cotton blends, as well as the amount of embroidery that is used in a few of the pieces, the construction and materials play a huge factor on the cost of the items. This is what H&M has stated about their collection:
“Founded in 2009 by Alexia Niedzielski, Charlotte Casiraghi and Elizabeth von Guttman, Ever Manifesto is a publication and sustainability think tank which acts as a catalyst for the fashion and design industries in highlighting the ways in which innovations in materials, manufacturing and communications can render the ethical desirable.
With the aim of raising awareness of the impact out choices as consumers have not he Earth’s environment and inhabitants, Ever Conscious, the latest issue of Ever Manifesto, profiles the opinions and actions of over twenty environmental activists and cultural tastemakers from the worlds of design, science, food and fashion.”
Now that you’ve seen the collection, what do you think about the pieces shown? Do you think that the prices are justifiable? Knowing that H&M is a huge fast-fashion retailer, do you think this collection will change the way you shop and make you think about the sustainability of what you purchase? Let’s discuss this in depth in the comments down below! On another note, I do want to mention that aside from this exclusion Conscious Collection, H&M launched a micro Conscious Collection featuring Amber Valletta, a supermodel and philanthropist, at a less of a steeper pricing than the exclusive collection here. My picks from this collection? The kimono ($29.95), satin tank top ($14.95), textured-knit top ($14.95), and pattern skirt ($49.95).
Images provided by H&M. This was not a sponsored post. I just wanted to share with everyone the new collection!
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