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Another Toronto based label Premium Snoopy On a drak desert highway cool wind in my hair shirt . Coveted by Willow Smith (as well as other stars like Kylie Jenner, Snoh Aalegra and Giveon) has some summer drops worth noting. The eponymous jewellery brand by Steff Eleoff has three new pieces in its signature organic shape and form: the Eva Earring, Hesse Earring and Drip Hair Clip. The earrings are inspired by German-American sculptor Eva Hesse, which is in line with Eleoff’s inspirations: nature, contemporary design, architecture, and her background in fine art. The campaign also points to the self-taught jewellery designer’s inspirations, through juxtaposing an ethereal waterfall scenery with polished, sterling silver drip-like jewellery. The collection is available to shop now. This week, ethically-focused lifestyle brand Obakki launched an ongoing charity initiative in conjunction with their Essentials Collection. The collection, available for men, women and children, is filled with late-summer staples such as T-shirts and sweatshirts. For every item purchased, Obakki will donate one basic needs kit (which includes essential hygiene items like toothbrushes, toothpaste, menstrual products and soap) to a woman or girl in a refugee settlement community in Uganda. The entirety of the collection is made from organic cotton and has a low carbon footprint, making both sides of this initiative quite productive.

Premium Snoopy On a drak desert highway cool wind in my hair shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

 As a new brand that made Premium Snoopy On a drak desert highway cool wind in my hair shirt . Its debut during February’s New York Fashion Week, the pandemic and resulting factory closures made it impossible for Danica Zheng to move forward with fall production. Some items, like the polyester and elastane top and shorts here, will be produced for September delivery as a result of moving production overseas to factories that reopened early, while the rest of the fall lineup will be delayed to a February release. As a seasonless brand, the tailoring options are made to last and serve as empowering investment pieces through these uncertain times. “I think the lockdown has forced our industry to finally take a moment to address some long overdue problems,” she said. “I think we have been working within an extremely traditional and rather outdated system, and I’m hoping that the lockdown will help the younger brands, including ourselves, to find our voices to challenge for a healthier ecosystem within fashion.”
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