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ELEGANT, SUSTAINABLE



         EYEWEAR BY

         STELLA




         MCCARTNEY





























                 ward-winning British designer                ways to become more sustainable, from
                 Stella McCartney, known the world            designing to store practices and product
          Aover for her signature well-defined                manufacturing. Its new business models
          silhouettes, is perhaps equally noted for her       look at how to transform production and
          commitment to environmental sustainability.         selling, at sharing, repairing and reusing.
                                                              To this end they promote long-lasting
             After some years as creative director            products with extended use to reduce
          of Chloé in Paris, Stella launched her              environmental impact.
          eponymous luxury fashion house in 2001 and
          showed her first collection in Paris the same          Its products range from ready-to-wear
          year. A firm vegetarian, she is very particular     for men and women, handbags, shoes,
          about never using leather, feathers, skin or        lingerie and swimwear, athletic-wear,
          fur in any of her designs. Focussed since           fragrances, eyewear, and a line for children.
          the beginning on sustainable fashion, the
          brand has continued to grow its
          sustainability through material
          and supply chain innovation,
          partnerships and more.
             Responsible fashion is at
          the core of the brand's values,
          from the resources it uses to the
          impact it has on the environment.
          In line with this they are
          constantly exploring innovative


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