The Emerald Fashion Center
Dedicated fashion center that can be standardized to the lavishness of fashion weeks, without compromising on sustainability
The main idea and inspiration is an Emerald, for the particular color and geometric design on jewelry
The design on and Emerald symmetry and color, along with the volumetry of the building design as a dress.
Our intention is to be as sustainable as possible, and one área is dedicated to collect clothes and any type of textiles to be able to reduce raw material, the organization we will be working with to recycle is https://refashion.fr/citoyen/fr/point-dapport that is ubicated in Paris
Clothes
Pants, shirts, t-shirts, sweaters, dresses, coats, jogging bottoms, sweatshirts etc.
Underwear and accessories
Socks, underwear, gloves, scarves, hats, scarves, boxer shorts, swimsuits, tights, layettes, etc.
The shoes
Sports, city, sandals, flip flops, boots, etc. But not technical shoes (rollerblades, ski boots, etc.).
Linens
Table and bath towels, fabric tablecloths, washcloths, bed sets, tea towels, kitchen aprons, curtains, veils, etc.
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