Fair fashion in the Guido check
Can I wear it like this?
© Dietrich Halemeyer
Luckily, sustainability is all the rage. Chiara also wants to look good with a clear conscience and tries it from head to toe with FAIR FASHION. And then she asks:
“Guido, is that okay?”
ONE MOMENT – TWO WAYS
This is what Chiara would wear:
GOOD GIRL. Alpaca and cotton cardigan: Hessnatur, about 300 euros. Blouse made from recycled polyester: Aware by Vero Moda, about 40 euros. Fair production pants: Sabinna, about 175 euros. Bucket bag made of aniline nappa leather: PB0110. Vegan sneakers: Veya.
© Dietrich Halemeyer
»Hey you, Chiara, everything looks really bonkers. One would like to do a pottery course with you in Wendland… Joking aside: The cozy look is not wrong and the sneakers give it a young twist, but the whole thing is not really fashionable. Unfortunately, Chiara is permanently lost in so much casual knitting.«
This is how Guido would send them off:
FAIR FAHSIONISTA. Wool coat made in Germany: Green Earth, about 430 euros. Blouse and pants made of cellulose fiber: H&M Conscious, around 70 euros and 100 euros. Gold-plated earrings from fair production in Kenya: folk days. Leather bag from food production: Continue. Ankle boots made of chrome-free tanned leather: Nine to Five
© Dietrich Halemeyer
»The ensemble in the trendy pajama look puts aside every eco-fashion cliché thanks to its oversize cut, fresh color and elegant shimmer. The camel coat and the clean accessories ensure a dressed frame. A clear conscience can be so stylish.«
This article originally appeared in Guido issue no. 02/2021.