As seen on: Tamsin Lejeune, CEO of Mysource.io
Tamsin Lejeune leads a roundtable discussion at the Houses of Parliament on fashion sustainability, cleaning up the industry and how MySource can help to achieve this.
Engaged in conversation were leading British fashion designer, Roland Mouret, Baroness Lola Young of Hornsey OBE, who continuously advocates ethical fashion at political level and Hilary Alexander OBE, former Fashion Director of The Daily Telegraph as well as representatives of H&M, Vivienne Westwood and several world leading suppliers.
Tamsin Lejuene, CEO of Mysource.io ( 2nd in from left) wears Kitty Ferreira’s peace silk 2-tone Shirt
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Wow what a show!
As you all know, last month we had the privilege of being invited to showcase our collection at Brighton Fashion Week, the only UK and European Fashion Week for Ethical and Sustainable design and oh my, was it a show of all of shows.
Firstly, being surrounded by so many people who share the same value structure when it comes to fashion business is a blessing and secondly finding out all the different ways ethical fashion can be tackled is an enlightening experience.
As seen in: The Helm, Australia
Kitty Ferreira is heading over ( virtually) to Australia to be a part of The Helm’s #stylewithsubstance two day event, discussing the rise of Slow Fashion, alongside Fashion Revolution and industry influencers.
From 30th Oct to 31st Oct, talks will take place afloat, sailing around Sydney harbour, departing from Mosman.
As seen In: Brighton Fashion Week Blog
” I approach ethical fashion from a historic political and economic perspective, looking at imperialism & colonialism through to the capitalist system we have today which allows for a disparity of wealth & health across the globe.”
Read the full interview with Brighton Fashion Week.
Brighton Fashion Week
Following our special commendation award winning prize at WRAP.org’s SCAP ELC (Extending the Lifecycle of Clothing) Award earlier this year, we’ve been invited to showcase at Brighton Fashion Week on 16th October and at what a time too- it’s the first time BFW will be fully sustainable!Brighton Fashion Week, the annual celebration of fashion on the south coast, returns to the city from 15 to 17 October. The theme for this year’s event is sustainability, exploring pioneering ethical fashion through a series of catwalk shows, workshops, debates and industry networking.
As seen in: Collectively.org
We’ve been voted as one of the top 10 British upcyclists by Antonia Edwards of Upcyclist.co.uk and featured on Collectively, an online magazine covering ethical and sustainable news from fashion to food industries.
To find out who the other 9 are, click here
As seen in: Islington Faces
Creative MD/ Founder Val talks heart to heart to Nicola from Islington Faces about the Kitty Ferreira brand
Read this insightful interview here
As seen in: Pride Magazine
We’ve been featured in Pride Magazine, a UK based glossy with international coverage for women of colour.
As seen on: Lucy Siegle hosts The Observer Ethical Awards
I was very excited to be invited to attend The Observer Ethical Awards, held at The V & A Museum, London and little did I know Lucy Siegle, ethical fashion & lifestyle writer for The Guardian, would be hosting the evening wearing our very own Inky Dress made from peace silk and azo-free dyes- and at what a time too- The Observer Ethical Awards was celebrating its 10th birthday!
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As seen on: Hannah Boleyn
Hannah Boleyn has recently launched her debut album, ‘The Boleyn Affair’ and whilst filming her single, ‘Tough Love’ she chose to wear our Inky Shirt, made from a peace silk and printed with azo-free dyes.
Nice to see ethical fashion making its way to the music industry!