Floral can be ethical fashion too

Okay, what's with this title... I honestly don't really know, but roughly, the idea is that with flowers and recycled materials, you can make ethical fashion... yes, suddenly it's much clearer... I know titles have never been my strong suit!

So I've got your attention, haven't I? You're thinking for the last day of August, we wanted to see photos of Bella in Corsica (Okay, that's planned, it's just teasing), but this, I find extraordinary, impractical certainly, because as they say, "you're pushing it a bit too far, Maurice," but a brilliant concept nonetheless :)

Alright, after a pointless paragraph, let's get down to business, what is it?

You don't have to do the same makeup and hairstyle :)

Impressive, isn't it? Especially since the raw material is recycled inner tubes (at the time, I wrote a post about jewelry which was very good, by the way) used as small vases filled with water... absolutely insane, honestly. It's a style we owe to the Dutch. And environmentally, it doesn't get better: recycled raw material. Let's just hope the flowers don't come from greenhouses where production is intense and water consumption is excessive!

The big question I'm asking myself (attention, high-level thinking here) is how incredibly heavy that dress must be, because if it only contains mini-vases that you can fill with moss or soil (your choice), imagine how heavy it must be to wear!

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