Slow Luxe Fashion

Top Ten Polar Bear Friendly Shopping Guide We’re celebrating International Polar Bear Day, with a cool guide to the very best slow fashion, dreamy, eco-friendly, Made in Britain bedding, icy, artisanal jewels and organic, aromatic teas and natural health elixirs for the most discerning, sustainable snow queens and princes.

Onar –  Totally Far Out Fashion! And it’s sustainably luxurious too… What would Princess Leila wear to her next party in deepest space? Step forward the hypnotically sensual, sustainable luxury fashion galaxy of Onar – a new artisan fashion house from Helsinki that means ‘Dream’ in ancient Greek. Irene Kostas, its

The Heirloom, Sustainable Luxe Winter Coat to Treasure! Snow Queens, your forever, one of a kind, sustainable luxe winter coat awaits you… Jane Avery’s Lapin, camouflage and eco rabbit fur embellished swing coat looks back to a golden age of fifties allure, femininity and post war optimism. We would

Ethical Hedonist Spy Joanna Lumley is Hot Stuff at M&S Actress Joanna Lumley is as British as fish and chips on the promenade, M&S and the last night of the Proms. So it’s good to see her handing out coffee and cake in the Kensington

Fashion is Broken! Julianne Moore, Patagonia and the Rise of Slow Fashion! Julianne Moore attends the “Cafe Society” premiere and the Opening Night Gala during the 69th annual Cannes Film Festival at the Palais des Festivals on May 11, 2016 in Cannes, France. It’s spring! Once again the seductive

Can incendiary thought-provoking art bring an end to poverty, from the dust towns of Afghanistan to the forgotten tenements of Liverpool and London’s East End? If Mel Howse has anything to do with it, the answer is yes. A Story On Made in Britain, Poverty, Art and Ethical Fashion!

[http://ethical-hedonist.com/content/images/wordpress/2015/07/Alexandria-Hall-Photography-105.jpg] Rewfus from The 43 Club making curiously delicious artisan cocktails at the Philantropy Club monthly night out  Picture By Alexandria Hall [http://www.a-h.photography] UK bread may contain carcinogenic chemical Up to 30% of British bread may have been