Bister Collection, supporting sustainability and emerging fashion designers at Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks

Sitting at the crossroads of Milan Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week is the Bicester Collection, committed to establishing and supporting sustainable fashion. The Bicester Collection is a shopping experience, a community of retailers serving retailers, where global partnerships thrive. The Bicester Group is made up of dedicated people with Scott Malkin as its leader and chairman ensuring that it serves the various industries it is associated with.

But first Milan

Italians have been known for centuries for being cultural purveyors of creativity in a single microcosm. Italy has produced the most talented fashion designers, and continues to produce them. On Sunday evening, the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italia (CNMI) in collaboration with the UN Ethical Fashion Initiative (EFI), with the support of the ICA Agency Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the Municipality of Milan gathered to host the event. CNMI Sustainable Fashion Awards 2022 at Milan’s famous Teatro all Scala.

Bicester Collection participated in the awards through its renewed partnership with the CNMI, supporting sustainable fashion talent. Awarding the Bicester Collection Prize for Emerging Designers, reinforces the collection’s already cemented footprint by one depth, showcasing up-and-coming talent and two, talent at the forefront of sustainability. The winner will receive mentoring and a physical workspace at Creative Spot, along with key resources to grow their business while being able to participate in the Bicester Collective’s global platform.

The evening was graced by Spanish actress and model Rossi De Palma, who wore a Valentino gown from their Resort 2023 collection. 14 awards and 2 special awards were awarded. The winners received 20-year-old Venere Delli Strachey.^Th 3D printed and customized masterpiece of the century by Maestro Pistoletto. Armani, Gucci, Prada and Valentino all participated, presenting 5 looks each in a short runway show. Giorgio Armani, Alessandro Michele from Gucci, Miuccia Prada, and Pierpaolo Piccioli from Valentino all participated in looks from their homes.

La Valle Village and Vanille Verlos sustainable capsule collection

About forty minutes outside of Paris is the village of La Vallee. One of the many villages, La Vallee is French, from the many French brands to the on-site restaurants. But yesterday, at the height of Paris Fashion Week, the Village began unveiling French fashion designer and artist Vanille Verlouis.

Verlo has a talent for reimagining clothes with the ability to rethink new pieces, all while saving the environment and creating something unique. She takes a trench coat and creates a trench coat to match the hem of the jacket, or creates a trouser pocket to create a jacket with jeans, a pair of jeans, a pair of wellies, trousers and many other cute items. All items are available for sale at La Vallee Village starting today. Verlois was at La Vallee Village throughout September, sharing tips and advice on how to recycle and maximize vintage, with a slow fashion theme.

While it’s fun to buy, the Bicester Collection is more than just a bargain. The company takes sustainability and new talents seriously and works actively in these fields, striving to make the world a little better than it is. Fully engaged in communities and the world around them, villages are constantly changing. As fashion month draws to a close, Bicester Collection is gearing up for a spectacular Christmas season ahead.