This summer the ‘Love from Emma’ collection caused a storm amongst Fair Trade fashion lovers. And the love affair continues as we hit the sales. We look back at the collaboration between Emma Watson and People Tree, giving you the best looks from the collection.
Fairfield hotpants from the ‘Love from Emma’ range are perfect for this summer’s up and coming festivals!
Team with a simple vest top, shades and boots for a cool festival-chic look. Available in peacoat, salmon rose and eco white.
How do you wear yours?
Take part and WIN with People Tree!
Just send us a picture of you wearing your favourite ‘Love from Emma’ pieces and tell us how you wear yours. The winner will receive £250 worth of vouchers to spend at People Tree and a tote bag, from the ‘Love from Emma’ collection signed by Emma Watson!
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Students at Bedales School ran their own fashion show to celebrate the People Tree collaboration with Emma Watson.
Introducing the fashion show, Safia Minney outlined how People Tree works to help alleviate poverty in the world’s most marginalised communities and minimise the ecological impact of clothing.
“It’s been amazing to work with the students of Bedales. We urgently need to tap into the energy of young people to show how cool it is to care. With their enthusiasm to create a fairer fashion industry, real change can be made to improve the lives of the most disadvantaged people while protecting our planet.” Safia Minney
“We were keen to work with People Tree and Emma Watson to promote the link between business and ethics and to show that fashion can alleviate rather than create poverty. The inspiration for the show came from our students and reflects the strong ethical thread running through Bedales.” Keith Budge, Headteacher at Bedales.
Read more about the Bedales Fashion Show here…
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