Green Cut celebrates fashion, film & sustainability

• Evergreen, Directed by Victor Saville (1934) - Re-interpreted by Antonio Berardi (fabric used: 100% Newlife)

• Darling, Directed by John Schlesinger (1965) - Re-interpreted by Tom Ford (fabrics used: Italian made wool silk blend Mikado, Hand embroidered beading done by their GCC verified beading workroom in India using traditional techniques)

• Its Love Again, Directed by Victor Saville (1936) - Re-interpreted by Roksanda Ilincic (fabric used: organic silk)

• My Fair Lady, Directed by George Cukor (1964) - Hat creation re-interpreted by Stephen Jones (fabric used: 100% Newlife)

• Accident, Directed by Harold Pinter, (1967) - Re-interpreted by Stella McCartney (fabrics used: organic silk, organic cotton embroidery)

• The Red Shoes, Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, (1948) - Re-interpreted by Jonathan Saunders (fabric used: organic silk)

• Things to Come, Directed by William Cameron Menzies, (1936) - Re-interpreted by Marios Schwab (fabric used: 100% Newlife)

• Velvet Goldmine, Directed by Todd Haynes, (1998) - Re-interpreted by Alice Temperley (fabrics used: organic silk, organic cotton lace)

Green Cut is the first initiative able to bring together such an important and numerous group of top-level designers. The result of this liaison is a collection to be presented during London fashion Week and shown to the public at Somerset House. The project then leads up to a preview of the “Green Cut” video during the British Film Festival, and a celebratory party on October 19th.

The project culminates in a showcase of the collection exclusively in Harrods 22nd October-5th November.

C.L.A.S.S. (Creativity Lifestyle and Sustainable Synergy) is an International eco-platform founded in 2007 that supports and promotes environmentally sensible products for fashion, home and design through a wide range of eco-textiles, yarns, processes and services. 

C.L.A.S.S. (Creativity Lifestyle And Sustainable Synergy)