ISFB4 Linda Loudermilk | STATION BLUE

ISFB4 Linda Loudermilk

Besides her beautiful sustainable couture pieces Linda Loudermilk also has denim. Not only the typical jeans but also denim in jackets and dresses. Loudermilk cannot accept that more than one billion people worldwide do not have access to clean and safe drinking water. That is why Loudermilk donates 17% to clean water initiatives worldwide.

For the whole collection and more information look at: http://www.lindaloudermilk.com

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STATION BLUE

Welcome to STATION BLUE, the only blue station beyond the green. Hundreds of trains will pass this stop every day. Please dare to step out of the train and discover the edgy and noisy station. Beyond green will take place on the 9th of November in the World Fashion Centre. You will find STATION BLUE in the hall of the WFC. We will present you our vision on sustainable jeans. Leave all the happy pink flowers and nice little green smiling tree’s for what they are. Mother nature is angry and she will take revenge. See you at the station. And don’t forget to carry a valid ticket with you. Or else….

INFO CORNERS

The info corners offer important players and organizations in the field of durable fashion the opportunity to present and promote their activities. The aim is to inform you of what is happening in the fashion and design system concerning sustainability. Participating organisations are Schone Kleren Campagne, Modint, Cultuur en Ondernemen, Rituals, Lectra, Free Fashion Challenge & Denim Institute.

EXPO SPACES

The EXPO spaces will take you on a journey into the world of sustainable jeans. AMFI students have created innovative jeans to present their vision on the future of denim. In addition, designer Kentroy Yearwood (among others), participant in the main speaker programme, will show his jeans collection Intoxica. Other designers are GLUE JEANS, The Ornamism Project, Beauty and the Geek, Linda Valkeman, Marissa Meulenbeek, Gidi van Maarseveen, Adrian Woods & Thomas Tukker.

SUPERMARKET

The SUPERMARKET will be hosted by former AMFI students Charlotte van Waes and Marieke Vinck, owners of the Amsterdam-based fair concept store Charlie + Mary. They have selected the stores’ best jeans by labels such as Knowledge Cotton and Monkee Genes Apparel for the Blue Station Supermarket. To complete the sustainable look, nice tops and jackets by labels such as Studio JUX and Camila Norrback are on offer, as well as TOMS sneakers and Beyond Skin heals.

SWAP STORE

The SWAP STORE invites visitors to bring their old vintage garments and to swap them for something new. Swapping is not another excuse for the recession. This sharing phenomenon is part of a bigger movement: the rise of conscious consumers who are re-defining the value of things that surround and decorate us.

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Robbert Andringa, Stijn Waterman, Adriana Galijasevic (Denim Institute), Station blue logo designer Amanda Cooley (acooley.design@gmail.com www.amdatelier.com @wearsthatfrom), Plaat, WFC and SLG.

by Amfi students

Shona Pratt, Noelle Tierie, Emily Eldridge, Freya Roski, Tabitha, Willem Schenk, Nico Bevilacqua, Wendy Heintjes, Suzanne van Es, Lisa de Rooij, Marlou Ansems ,Marlous Nieuwland & Janine Visser.

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