Model, writer and contributing editor to British Vogue, Laura Bailey, browsed the People Tree Collection and chose her favourite pieces…
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Safia Minney talks about recycling, green choices and her new book
Ferne Arfin, editor of energyrethinking, interviews People Tree founder Safia Minney about her new book.
The People Tree Wheelchair Campaign
The People Tree Autumn / Winter jewellery collection has been created at Bombolulu, a ground breaking project in Kenya which gives valuable employment to disabled artisans. Here, we give an insight into the problems facing the workshop and how you can help…
July Sample Sale
Calling all friends in the London area this weekend! Fair Trade Fashion & Accessories…
Laura Bailey’s Hot Picks
Fashion model Laura Bailey is a great supporter of People Tree. Laura chooses her top picks from the Summer Collection…
History of People Tree
People Tree set out to prove that organically grown, hand-made, community-produced fashion could be successful. Read about the evolution of Fair Trade Fashion as told by founder Safia Minney…
Safia’s style edits – Vintage at Goodwood.
Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway have often invited us as a family to their summer party at their home. Great friends, food and Wayne DJ-ing, we all slept in tents in his garden, then had cheese toasties for breakfast in his kitchen – there were a lot of us! The Hemingways’ Vintage at Goodwood festival was a huge version of their own summer party. All of that and more at ‘Vintage.’
Glamour and camping don’t often go together – but at Vintage people were glamour die hards.
Check out this footwear – even after it rained!
Leaving the festival toilets – people looked phenomenal
“This is the poshest festival I’ve ever been too!” I kept hearing – what needs to happen is for the Vintage to go regional – not just get massive!
Loved this appliqué skirt
Marble print dress - People Tree does it on handmade paper
Great head gear!
My style edits – vintage – Why do we all need an excuse to dress up these day?
Dressing rooms were provided for campers to get glammed up and people were happy for a mirror and power point!
Jemma Kid and her team were on hand to provide make up lessons inspired by 40s and 50s style
And if you didn’t bring your own vintage to wear you could buy some at one of the 130 vintage specialist shops! This was truly a celebration of the best of British culture, art, fashion, film and music!
