These are very real processes that are 31 bags and totes causing several impacts, from the emotional (because we are seeing each other face-to-face again), economic, intellectual (because we see new processes), a new public, passionate about fashion, everything is impacting us", explains Paulo Borges, the event's creative director. The event opened with a parade of 23 women who were trained in fashion (creation and management) by designer Jefferson de Assis, in an initiative of the City of São Paulo, together with In-MOD - National Institute of Fashion and Design.

Silvério presented tailor-made pieces with pink satin lapels. Cut-outs, a mixture of fabrics and wide armholes that merged with the back and tie at the front of the piece were also significant features in the brand s school bag design. Silvério presented tailoring with pink satin lapels. Cutouts leaked, mixture of fabrics and wide armholes that merge with the back coming to tie in the front of the piece. The Marias brought details in macramé and frills, lurex knitwear waist bag and wide pants.

Exactly what Miomojo stands for: respect for the animals, the planet and the people, comments Miomojo in an email to FashionUnited. The  Giorgia bag is part of the brand s Prima Linea line and made from AppleSkin, an innovative leather alternative with a high content of natural waste, from the skin and core apple waste of the food industry. The lining is made from 100 percent recycled plastic bottles and the zipper in light-gold finish is bum bag allergy and nickel-free.

The increasing ban of fur and leather is the evidence of the change that is taking place. Fashion designer Joseph Altuzarra has launched a new ready-to-wear label called Altu. The line is now available on Altu.world and MatchesFashion. This marks Altuzarra s first gender-inclusive line with pieces including knitwear, jersey separates, sleek leather pants, and sweats. Altuzarra has dubbed the new label  genderful as a universal celebration of fluid dressing for everybody.

In a conversation with FashionUnited, Exthereal s CEO Krista Jäntti said on the growth of the event:  We wanted to make it a show and tell of digital fashion, so we made it more of an event than a conference because we wanted to build on a showroom in virtual reality.  We have been overwhelmed by the response. I think it is because it clutch bag is a super hot topic. It fuses together gaming, NFTs and the crypto world, next to the fashion industry being in trouble recently because of the pandemic and the importance of sustainability. So when all these hot topics come together its really gets people s attention. She continued:  The biggest thing is sustainability, in which there are really good revenue sources when it is done right. Money always gets peoples attention. We can t just tell fashion brands to stop producing fast fashion, because everyone needs revenue sources.  They just have to rethink their future revenue sources.