The high-end clothing retailer will sell items under Net Sustain only if it meets these requirements:

1. Considered Materials: “must take into account the welfare of people, animals, and the environment”
2. Considered Process: “minimizes environmental impacts and considered the health of the worker and the wearer”
3. Reducing Waste: “made using recycling or rescued materials”
4. Locally Made: “directly connected to its provenance and its people”
5. Craft and Community: “unique artisan skills…give something back to the community”

Circular fashion is becoming more popular and now Net Sustain will allow customers to purchase footwear, bags, swimwear, undergarments, jewelry, and athletic wear without worrying about the products’ negative environmental impact. Users will easily be able to identify products that fulfill the sustainability criteria by heading to the designated portion of the website or simply by checking to see if the item bears a special Net Sustain badge in its preview photo.

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This Flowy Goddess Dress

This flowy dress is fit for a Greek Goddess. It’s also beige and we are obsessed with nudes this season. This is a piece that can be worn with anything.

This Pleated Skirt

We weren’t kidding when we said we’re obsessed with nudes and neutrals. This neutral pleated skirt looks stunning with denim.

This Tangerine Two Piece

This look takes beach elegance to a whole new level. The buttoned skirt, crop top and gorgeous tones, we love it all.

This Blue Beauty

These flowy trousers in a coral blue hue are divine. We love the matching top as well. It’s a definite yes from us.

This Bohemian Print

Nothing says festival season like a statement bohemian print. This Mediterranean style frock is a big hit with us.

The post The Looks We Love From Net-A-Porter’s Summer Collection appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

The high-end clothing retailer will sell items under Net Sustain only if it meets these requirements:

1. Considered Materials: “must take into account the welfare of people, animals, and the environment”
2. Considered Process: “minimizes environmental impacts and considered the health of the worker and the wearer”
3. Reducing Waste: “made using recycling or rescued materials”
4. Locally Made: “directly connected to its provenance and its people”
5. Craft and Community: “unique artisan skills…give something back to the community”

Circular fashion is becoming more popular and now Net Sustain will allow customers to purchase footwear, bags, swimwear, undergarments, jewelry, and athletic wear without worrying about the products’ negative environmental impact. Users will easily be able to identify products that fulfill the sustainability criteria by heading to the designated portion of the website or simply by checking to see if the item bears a special Net Sustain badge in its preview photo.

The post Fashion Retailer Net-A-Porter Releases Net Sustain: A Sustainable Fashion Platform appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

This Flowy Goddess Dress

This flowy dress is fit for a Greek Goddess. It’s also beige and we are obsessed with nudes this season. This is a piece that can be worn with anything.

This Pleated Skirt

We weren’t kidding when we said we’re obsessed with nudes and neutrals. This neutral pleated skirt looks stunning with denim.

This Tangerine Two Piece

This look takes beach elegance to a whole new level. The buttoned skirt, crop top and gorgeous tones, we love it all.

This Blue Beauty

These flowy trousers in a coral blue hue are divine. We love the matching top as well. It’s a definite yes from us.

This Bohemian Print

Nothing says festival season like a statement bohemian print. This Mediterranean style frock is a big hit with us.

The post The Looks We Love From Net-A-Porter’s Summer Collection appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.