SUSTAINABILITY
Historically, the fashion industry disposes of unused or surplus fabrics by sending them to be incinerated, or worse, to landfill sites.
From day one, I decided that if there was to be another fashion brand in the world, then every FlyByNight piece should put sustainability and sensitivities first.
From day one, I decided that if there was to be another fashion brand in the world, then every FlyByNight piece should put sustainability and sensitivities first.
Working with vintage and dead-stock designer fabrics that can be in short-supply, has become an integral part of my design process, often determining the final look and style of each piece.
Fabrics rescued in larger quantities are given a new lease of life as FlyByNight dresses & FlyByNight blouses.
Fabrics rescued in larger quantities are given a new lease of life as FlyByNight dresses & FlyByNight blouses.
[CREDITS]:
FlyByNight Original: “Silk Wrap”
Fabric: “Deadstock Designer Fabric from FabScrap”
Photographer: “Shervin Lainez”
Talent: “Regina Spektor”
Stylist: “Ren With The Mane”
FlyByNight Original: “Silk Wrap”
Fabric: “Deadstock Designer Fabric from FabScrap”
Photographer: “Shervin Lainez”
Talent: “Regina Spektor”
Stylist: “Ren With The Mane”