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Ivy court weekender from Harold's with a selected outfit from FORMAT at Ethical Fashionshow Berlin. Same as in previous show with FORMAT this video shows how the two labels may be combined. See video here
The IVY COURT WEEKENDER by Harold's presented at the Ethical Fashion Show 2016 in Berlin with an outfit of the sustainable label Format Thanks to Mareike Ulmann for the collaboration - designer and maker of Format Video clip of the show.
Interview on the subject of sustainable fashion broadcast on Deutschlandfunk.
In October 2015, the first Harold's flagship store opened in Turin. Part of the long-established Levi stationery store at Via Corte d'Ampello 22, the Harold's collection is presented in a wonderfully authentic setting in downtown Turin. In one of the three vaulted rooms, sturdy oak-wood shelves stored high-quality paper [...]
Business as unusual. Harold's has been successfully supplying business people, travelers and style-conscious shoppers with high-quality leather bags since 1936. The fact that in recent years the company has not only adopted its own style, but also its own ecological approach, is due in no small part to Thilo Schmelz, who is now the third generation of his family to run the Obertshausen-based company. An interview about the power of the [...]
Fashion show with the Berlin label Format Thanks for the invitation from Mareike Ulmann - designer and maker of Format: Harold's equipped the fashion show of Format at the Lavera Showfloor with bags from the lines 2in1, Kraud and Lanscape. Video of the fashion show
The second edition of the international Beyond Fashion Summit 2012 takes place at the STATION-Berlin on Thursday 15 and Friday 16 November 2012. With the STATION-Berlin, an old postal train station in the middle of Berlin, the Beyond Fashion Summit will find its place at one of the fashion hubs of Berlin, known from the PREMIUM Exhibitions. [...]
Fredericke Winkler's latest article for J`N`C Magazine. Illustration by Frauke Berg. If there's one thing we don't want to achieve with our getup, it's that others laugh at us. Fashion can be anything; provocative, scandalous, bizarre, strange, even unreasonable. The only thing it must not be is funny. After all, cheerful clothes are so provincial. If an outfit is called funny, [...]
